Lee Kinyanjui, 2nd Nakuru County Governor
By Lee Kinyanjui, 2nd Nakuru County Governor
It is inevitable that every election must produce winners and losers. Consequently, any person who participates in an election must accept the possibility of either outcome.
However, the process of making such a determination is entirely in the hands of the voters, except in Kenya.
The IEBC officials were systematically compromised and became facilitative partisan agents in the execution of the evil plot.
The scale on which the electoral fraud was undertaken in the just concluded election is legendary. It makes Kenya a case study on the best practices of electoral mismanagement. There is no doubt that I in IEBC stands for incompetence.
It is very sad to see how the greed of a few can compromise the integrity of the whole process.
Working to ensure that they closed their eyes to facilitate fraud, and covering their tracks to hoodwink the world.
This election has marked one of our lowest moments as a nation.
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