In Pictures: Here are the incidents which led to Kenyan opposition leader Raila Odinga's 'swearing in'

Kenya's opposition leader Raila Odinga, sworn in as 'the people's president' in a mock ceremony which came after months of political uncertainty.

Kenya's opposition leader Raila Odinga, sworn in as 'the people's president' in a mock ceremony which came after months of political uncertainty. Kenya's Supreme Court nullified the August election after Odinga claimed that hackers infiltrated the elector 

After the elections, Kenya faced blatant violation of human rights as nearly ninety-two people were killed and dozens of others were sexually assaulted during the election turbulence. (File | AP)

A huge crowd of tens of thousands gathered in a Nairobi park for the event and Kenyatta had 'expressly threatened to shut down and revoke the licenses of any media house' that aired live broadcasts. (Photo | AP)

The swearing in ceremony was held amidst of chaos as government cut live transmission of the country's top three TV channels. (Photo | AP)

The government outlawed the opposition's National Resistance Movement, with Interior Minister Fred Matiangi declaring it an organised criminal group. (Photo | AP)

Supporters of opposition leader Raila Odinga, one wearing a pharaoh costume gather in advance of a mock 'swearing-in' ceremony of Odinga. (Photo | AP)

Supporters hold aloft a Kenyan state insignia which they took down from a street and brought with them, at a mock 'swearing-in' ceremony at Uhuru Park in downtown Nairobi.(Photo | AP)

Opposition supporters run as Kenya police uses tear gas to suppress the movement, in Nairobi. (Photo | AP)