Kisii Jubilee asks IEBC to Take Stern Action to Some Politicians Who Disrupts Others Rallies
The Mt Kenya Times 
Kisii jubilee team William Mbaka (Right) Chris Obure, Omingo Magara, Peris Onsarigo addressing the public at Kisii town
By Elizabeth Angira
Worth Noting:
- Kisii Aspiring senator Omingo Magara said that causing or disrupting ones meeting will not make one to be voted for and became a winner.
- Mr Omingo said that the voters are so clever, they are only interested with the manifesto and the development one can bring to the county.
- “I wonder, why someone can organize such chaos, let’s compete on the ballot rather than on meaningless things,” he said.
- Mr Magara said that those who think can perpetuate violence to win election should think twice, they should know that the voters are wise and no amount of violence will away them to vote for to such leaders.
Kisii jubilee team have urged Electoral Independent Electoral Boundaries Commission and security officers to take action to some politicians who disrupts others public rally meetings.
This was after the teams were stoned while on their roadshow preparing themselves ahead of campaigns.
It’s alleged that the act was organized by some competitors with intent to disrupt the meeting and causing chaos.
Addressing the press gubernatorial candidate Chris Obure said that every candidate has a freedom to exercise democracy in campaigning and termed the act as erroneous.
Mr Obure said that the country has aged from any act of violence and the perpetrators should be arrested and face the law.
“We are in peaceful country, we are in democratic, we cannot allow some individual to move us back from where we have come from,”Mr Obure said.
He said that the stern action should be taken to prevent tainting the name of the county.
He cited that some competitors have been holding their meetings peaceful, why is it that when they have started theirs and is being disrupted?
Mr Obure said those seeking top political seats should be allowed to sell their agenda in any part of the country, without being intimidated.
Kisii Aspiring senator Omingo Magara said that causing or disrupting ones meeting will not make one to be voted for and became a winner.
Mr Omingo said that the voters are so clever, they are only interested with the manifesto and the development one can bring to the county.
“I wonder, why someone can organize such chaos, let’s compete on the ballot rather than on meaningless things,” he said.
Mr Magara said that those who think can perpetuate violence to win election should think twice, they should know that the voters are wise and no amount of violence will away them to vote for to such leaders.
Mr William Mbaka deputizing Obure said that some self-interest politicians should desist from taking advantage of desperate youth by hiring them to perpetrate violence.
He urged politicians instead of using the youths they should create job opportunities and empower them to brighten their future.
Ms Peris Onsarigo, woman rep aspirant said that, such acts that what makes many of the women not to vie for political seats.
Ms Onsarigo said that women and children are more vulnerable to insecurity threats before engaging in violence, we should think twice about.
The team urged the security officers to tighten security during the campaigns
The team vowed that they will not be shaken over that act, they will ensure that they sell their manifestos to the voters who will decide whom they will vote for August 9.
They urged the voters to elect them and they will ensure that they will more development in the county.
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