The culmination of the political activities for Odinga were at a rally in Huruma, a low-income neighbourhood in the region.
The rally was attended by thousands of enthusiastic supporters who came to listen to Odinga and his three colleagues in the National Super Alliance coalition.
"I won the Aug. 8 elections. If the electoral commission had agreed to open the servers as directed by the Supreme Court, there would have been no need to go for a fresh poll because I would have been declared the winner," Odinga said. "I beat Kenyatta by 1.5 million votes, and we will do it again."
On the other hand, Kenyatta's Jubilee Party supporters took their campaigns to Kiambu county, stronghold neighboring Nairobi.
Deputy President William Ruto led the group, urging the electoral commission to announce a new poll date.
"The electoral commission should not waste time. It should announce the date of the fresh election since the electorate is ready," Ruto said, adding that President Kenyatta would beat Odinga in the second polls.
He renewed attacks on the judiciary, telling enthusiastic supporters that the opposition connived with the Judiciary to deny them a win.
The rise in political activities a few days after the court ruling has taken Kenya almost three weeks back when campaigns ended before the Aug. 8 polls.
As the divisive talks gather momentum again, many are worried.
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