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Prime Minister Raila Odinga has denied allegations of being bribed to form a national unity government with President William Ruto. In a statement, the former prime minister has come out to issue fresh demands before talks of any kind are done. Among the demands include compensation to relatives of those killed by police during protests
Odinga denies allegations of being bribed to join government
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