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Do not have sex on eve of polls - Kenya's opposition leader tells supporters

National Super Alliance presidential flag-bearer Raila Odinga has renewed his calls to voters to abstain from sex on the eve of the General Election.

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The main government opposition leader in Kenya Raila Odinga has asked his party faithfuls not to have sex on the eve of the elections on August 8.

At a rally in Homa Bay in western Kenya, the National Super Alliance party candidate urged his supporters to only consummate only after the results are declared.

Mr Odinga has likened the election to a war, saying sex before the day warriors go to battle is a bad omen that could result in defeat.

Raila further asked his supporters to wake up early and desist from activities that can prevent them from going to vote.

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In many parts of Africa this is a common belief.

72-year-old Raila Odinga also called on the youth to be vigilant on the polling day to avoid rigging.

On the issue of tribalism,  which has been evident during campaigns, he advised the youth to to desist from all forms of violence.

Officially campaigning started on Sunday, May 28 and will run to August 5, 3 days before the election.

Eight candidates are running for president in the elections including Odinga’s arch-rival incumbent President Uhuru Kenyatta of the Jubilee Party.

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