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LIST OF THOSE WHO ROBBED RAILA ODINGA IN 2007 ACCORDING TO NTV 🔹Mwai Kibaki 🔹Kalonzo Musyoka 🔹Alfred Mutua 🔹Martha Karua 🔹John Michuki 🔹Gen. Karangi 🔹Amb. Muthaura 🔹Uhuru Kenyatta Nimrod Mbai's bombshell should have come in 2008. Raila Odinga was denied victory multiple times. He loved Kenya.

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