In a communique from his team, the opposition leader said the cake-cutting ceremony will signify Kenyans' demand for tax cuts which have increased the cost of living. 

Further birthday ceremonies have been organised in various parts of the country, where his supporters will eat cake and celebrate the veteran politician.

Among this places are Kisii CBD roundabout, Siaya Governor's Park, at the Tom Mboya Statue in Nairobi CBD, Maili Tatu in Maua, Meru county, Taxi Park in Busia, Mikindani Primary School in Mombasa, Hotel Conrad in Kitengela, Kajiado, Mabriver in Kwale, Narok and Kisumu CBD. 

The cake cutting ceremony will happen at 3pm in all venues. 

A number of leaders have joined other Kenyans in wishing Raila a happy birthday. 

Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna said: "Hapy Birthday Baba ⁦Raila Odinga. Sisi ni wale tulibarikiwa tukakujua na ukatujua. Ahsante kwa yote unazidi kulifanyia taifa letu. Mungu akulinde na akupe maisha marefu."

Azimio la Umoja co-principal Martha Karua tweeted: "Happy Birthday kinara Wangu Raila Odinga. May you have many happy returns to serve."

Nairobi Woman Rep Esther Passaris also sent her birthday wishes: "Happy Birthday Baba, Raila Odinga. As we celebrate your special day, I want to express my gratitude for your kindness and the impact you've had on my life. Your unwavering support and encouragement have nurtured within me a profound desire to make a positive difference in the world. It's evident that you genuinely strive for the betterment of our Nation and I wholeheartedly believe that God has a significant plan for you beyond what many may see. May He bless you abundantly, today and always. Happy, Happy Birthday."