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ODM leader Raila Odinga found himself in unfamiliar territory when a section of traders in the busy Burma market chanted the name of deputy president William Ruto as he addressed them. 

Some of the traders carried a wheelbarrow which has come to be associated with Ruto’s ‘hustler nation’ clarion call. The former premier was accompanied by nominated MP Maina Kamanda and Suna East MP Junet Mohamed in a bid to drum up support for the BBI. 

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