🔗 Share this article Disaster Hits as 4 Die During Mourning for Kenya's Opposition Leader Raila Odinga A quartet of persons were killed in the capital city when security forces shot and deployed teargas to disperse enormous assemblies at a venue where statesman Raila Odinga's remains was lying in state. Political Leader Mourned The statesman, who was a significant presence in Kenyan politics for many years, passed away on Wednesday at 80 years old while in hospital care in the Asian nation. He fought tirelessly for democratic systems, and we benefit from those liberties today because of his work. Chaos Erupts at Stadium Numerous followers assembled on thoroughfares from sunrise, with chaos erupting when massive group forced open a entrance at Nairobi's main stadium, leading to armed forces to shoot skyward. A pair of persons lost their lives to gunfire at the stadium Death toll eventually reached to four people Numerous individuals got wounded Law enforcement employed irritants to clear thousands grievers Airport Event and Parliament Situation During the morning, numerous of supporters temporarily invaded the city's air terminal, interrupting a formal proceeding where the head of state and other officials were accepting Odinga's body with armed forces tribute. This situation led to a temporary halt of airport operations. Assemblies also flooded surrounding thoroughfares and attempted to breach parliament, where the authorities had initially planned the community homage. Political Legacy and Ethnic Backing Though mainly known as an government critic, Odinga assumed the role of head of government in 2008 and also formed a alliance with the leader last year in a career marked by evolving coalitions. He commanded strong loyalty among adherents, especially in his Luo community based in the nation's western region, many of whom contend he was prevented from obtaining the presidency by election irregularities. Many of Odinga's followers, who were unborn in 1991 when Kenya established itself as a pluralistic political system, expressed respect to Odinga's contributions as an activist.