Some streets in Kisumu were on Wednesday empty while some had opposition supporters who turned up for anti-government protests.
The protesters lit tyres as they adhered to Azimio leader Raila Odinga's call for demonstrations.
Business remained closed with minimal activities witnessed.
Transport was paralysed with no vehicles seen moving around as people kept away from the city.
At the Kisumu bus terminus, a born fire along the streets was already lit with a section of locals already on standby beside the roads.
Others were seen enjoying a football play as they pass the ball among themselves along the streets with others watching from a distance.
At the Agah Khan roundabout, already people were converging as they sang while producing different sounds, others hitting sufurias while those on motorcycles racing and loud horns.
"What we are doing now is warm up before we can start the protest," one of the protestors said.
Police officers were also on standby within Lakeside city as others were seen patrolling and moving around in their vehicles along the CBD.
Two water canons were also seen patrolling and moving along the streets.
The locals will all converge on Kondle grounds where they will be led by various County leaders in the protest.
In the last demonstration, the protestors in Kisumu were led by the Kisumu Deputy Governor Mathews Owili, Nyakach Mp Aduma Owuor among the local leaders within the lakeside city.
