CLEAN : Kenya opposition leader Odinga maintains he won elections

The speaker expresses strong conviction about winning the elections, emphasizing their energy and belief in their victory. They criticize the Jubilee party for arresting and threatening people, urging them to accept their electoral loss. The speaker justifies their actions and beliefs, asserting their reasonableness and commitment to their cause.

What is the speaker's main claim regarding the elections?

• They lost the elections.

• They did not participate in the elections.

• They are unsure about the election results.

• They won the elections.

What action did the speaker take to demonstrate their conviction?

• Organized a protest.

• Held a press conference.

• Led a large group and held the Bible.

• Wrote a letter to the government.

How does the speaker describe themselves in terms of mental state?

• As a confused individual.

• As a migraine maniac.

• As an angry citizen.

• As a reasonable Kenyan.

What is the speaker's criticism of the Jubilee party?

• They are organizing peaceful rallies.

• They are accepting their defeat gracefully.

• They are focusing on economic reforms.

• They are arresting and threatening people.

What does the speaker urge the Jubilee party to do?

• Continue their current actions.

• Organize a recount of votes.

• Form a coalition government.

• Accept that they lost the elections.