The legislators spoke at the weekend at Kagwapungu Primary School in Imenti South and Kimachia Primary School in Tigania West. The eight said Raila and his brigade want to blame the IEBC for denying them victory before calling for power-sharing formula. They said Raila has sensed defeat and is looking for a way to force the country to adapt a power-sharing formula like in 2007. The legislators pledged to support Deputy President William Ruto's 2022 presidential bid, saying the Meru community should produce his running mate. He wants violence to break out after the general election before demanding for a power sharing formula as happened in 2007," MP David Gikaria said.

Source: The Star July 04, 2016 04:52 UTC