Former prime minister Raila Odinga has defended his working agreement with president William Ruto, saying the country must move on.
Speaking in Machakos county on Saturday, Raila said there was need for the country to move on instead of politicking for five years.
He was attending the burial ceremony of Retired colonel James Nguyo Gitahi,husband to nominated senator Betty Montet. "What is important is that Kenya remains together.
Kenyans need to live between now and 2027," he adding that many Kenyans were still grappling with high cost of living.
