Raila's tears flow freely as he donates KSh 1 million for killed NASA supporters

- Raila Odinga was uncontrollable when he raised funds for the families of killed NASA supporters

- The opposition leader was overwhelmed as tears flowed freely

- Raila castigated the killing of the supporters whom he said are innocent

- He donated KSh 1 million for the families of the victims of police brutality

National Super Alliance (NASA) leader Raila Odinga became emotional on the evening of Friday, November 24, and allowed his tears to flow freely for the killed NASA supporters.

Raila was raising funds for the killed supporters at the Laico Regency Hotel when he became uncontrollable as he mourned the killed supporters.

Raila Odinga was uncontrollable as he mourned killed NASA supporters Photo: Facebook/Daughters of Raila

As reported by TUKO.co.ke, NASA published names of the killed supporters in one of the local dailies.

A postmortem report showed that at least 10 people were shot dead on Friday, November 17, when police confronted supporters who had turned up to welcome Raila from abroad.

A teary Raila castigated Jubilee for killing innocent people Photo: Facebook/Daughters of Raila

As the tears flowed, Raila questioned why the government has turned against its own people and told the Jubilee administration to deal with him directly if they think he is the problem.

"If they think I am the problem they should have arrested me at the airport and taken me to detention like their father Nyayo (retired President Daniel Moi) used to do. You don't kill innocent young men and women," Raila emotionally castigated the government.

Raila donated KSh 1 million for the victims Photo: Facebook/Daughters of Raila

He donated KSh 1 million for the families of the killed supporters.

Others who donated included MPs Tim Wanyonyi, TJ Kajwang, Governor Anyang Nyong'o and businessmen allied to the NASA coalition.

Raila's tears flow freely as he donates KSh 1 million for killed NASA supporters Photo: Facebook/Daughters of Raila

As reported by TUKO.co.ke, NASA will hold a requiem mass for the victims on Tuesday, November 28, at the Jacaranda grounds.

President Uhuru will be sworn in on the same day at the Kasarani stadium.

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