| Updated Sat, April 22nd 2017 at 09:47 GMT +3Voters in Sigor Constituency, West Pokot County, were on Friday forced to use the mlolongo system in the Jubilee nominations due to insufficient ballot papers. "We opted for mlolongo and voters agreed because ballot materials had not arrived at a single polling station," said Musa Tekelezi, an aspiring MCA. There were protests at Makutano Stadium polling station where ballot papers for MCAs were missing. Speaking after casting his vote at Siyoi Primary school, Governor Simon Kachapin accused the Jubilee Party national secretariat for being ill-prepared for the primaries. ALSO READ: Ruto now laughs at Jubilee Party over failed primariesParty Elections Commissioner Carolyne Daudi said protests from aspirants had led to the cancellation.

Source: Standard Digital April 22, 2017 06:45 UTC