Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has stated that Azimio la Umoja Coalition will not back down in holding national demonstrations.
Speaking on Thursday, the legislator said that the Kenya Kwanza government will have to listen to Kenyans.
"From next week, we will have three days straight of protests from Monday to Wednesday until President Ruto listens to Kenyans," Sifuna said on Citizen Tv.
The ODM Secretary General emphasized that Kenyans are angry because the government has imposed high taxation despite the harsh economic times.
"The demonstrations are not Raila's or Azimio's, it is for the millions of Kenyans who want the high cost of living to come down," Sifuna said.
At least nine people were killed during the protests in Kenya, as demonstrators took to the streets to protest the high cost of living.
Opposition leader Raila Odinga on Wednesday vowed not to bow out of protests until President William Ruto addresses the real issues.
The opposition chief said that it was not over until the real issues affecting Kenyans are addressed.
Raila said the protests will continue until Ruto looks into the contested Finance Act, 2023.
"There is no moving on until Ruto comes out and openly repeals the Finance Act, 2023 and issues other measures to lower cost of living," he said.
"There is no moving on until Ruto agrees on the importance of bipartisan talks over the constitution of IEBC."
