Winnie Odinga has said if she is elected to East African Legislative Assembly, she will build a coalition of the willing.
She regretted that for years, the Western has interfered with Africa's governance and resources.
Winnie said the coalition of the willing will focus on the people and not emphasize much on politics.
The young leader said the coalition will help Africans to move past the Western interference into a smarter and well-equipped continent.
"The next time you meet us you're going to find An African who is negotiating as part of a team and not you coming into individual countries and reaping and raping the land like you've been doing," she said.
She said Kenya has become a playground for the Western countries especially the United States.
She further said her bid to be approved as a member of the EALA committee is fuelled by her wishes to unite the young people of Kenya.
Winnie said the education system in the country is ill-equipped to prepare them for today's world.
"Our education system is 30 years in the past. It worries me that even in 15 years, what will our young people be doing when the world has developed even further," she said.
Winnie reiterated that she wants to lift up the young Kenyans and Africans at large.
"The state of young Kenyans, East Africans and Africans is in dire strains, and I want to begin and to lift some of those people up," she said.
