text: nairobi kenyan opposition leader raila odinga tuesday call picket petition election boycott last week president uhuru kenyatta stop short appeal mass protest announce court challenge result odinga pull vote say would unfair election board fail implement reform supreme court cite procedural irregularities annul aug. vote kenyatta odinga say oct. 26 result would stand announce measure likely overturn force government negotiate say opposition coalition would form people assembly study issue governance issue recommendations county assemblies resistance movement shall responsible implement vigorous positive political action program include economic boycott peaceful processions picket legitimate protest say election must stand .... make complete mockery elections might well end ballot mean institute government kenya completely destroy public confidence vote say rule party control majority house parliament 47 county governorships make difficult opposition implement proposals odinga proposals leave many supporters confuse understand want say felix wanga 25-year-old waiter listen speech kisumu western city form bedrock odinga support wait tomorrow hear local leaders monday kenyatta declare winner repeat presidential election 98 percent vote hand second five-year term helm region rich economy sign tensions raise election odinga speech delay media walk en masse supporters assault two journalists accuse bias odinga apologize incident election crisis blunt growth kenya trade diplomatic hub east africa headquarter multinational company relatively free market pro-western diplomacy stability extend electoral season spark clash odinga protesters police recent days fan undercurrent ethnic tensions frequently surface kenyan elections reuters journalists confirm two people kill ethnic clash around 50 people die political violence aug. elections another 14 people since thursday vote accord diplomatic source provisional government tally say nine people kill since thursday political violence shake nation around 1,200 people kill political protest spark ethnic clash decade ago diplomats civil society leaders publicly urge two leaders meet engage post-election national dialogue acceptance speech kenyatta rule possibility dialogue odinga opposition lodge legal case contest victory kenyan opposition leader call petition vote kenyatta
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