Opposition Chief Raila Odinga announced that he will not call for anti-government protests.
Addressing the media on Saturday at Karen, the ODM Party leader said that will not be his strategy this time round.
"Mara hii sitaambia wananchi turudi kwa barabara , hapana. wakirudi watarudi kwa mambo mengine tofauti kabisaa.Staki kusema kwa sasa kwa sababu nitakuwa nimesema mapema," Raila said.
This loosely translates to: This time round I will not tell Kenyans to protest on the streets, No. If they gi back it will be on other issues. I won't say now because it is still early.
However, Raila said that Kenyans should watch his next move.
"Lakini naambia wakenya , watch this space," he said.
A section of Kenyans on social media has been calling on Raila to announce the return of maandamano.
This comes as Kenyans took to social media to express their anger after the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) on Thursday significantly increased the prices of Super Petrol, Diesel and Kerosene by Ksh.16.96, Ksh.21.32 and Ksh.33.13, per litre, respectively.
A section of Kenyans accused President William Ruto and his government of overburdening them with higher fuel prices on top of new taxes occasioned by the passing of the controversial Finance Act that contained the infamous Housing Fund.
