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Azimio leader Raila Odinga today moved to drum up more support for his African union commission chairmanship bid at the African union soil and fertiliser conference held in Nairobi. The summit was attended by six African presidents with pundits terming the coordinated sequence of events as an introduction, as Odinga embarks on the campaign to woo African states behind his bid. Odinga's hurdles outside and inside the country.
Azimio leader Raila drums up his support for the AUC job
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