Funyula MP Otuoma had given ODM a 48-hour ultimatum, which he extended to Wednesday, to hand him the ticket claiming he won the nominations and rejected a repeat. But Mr Ojaamong has said he was not afraid of the repeat poll, scheduled for April 25. “Both Governor Ojaamong and Dr Otuoma are our members,” said the secretary-general, Dr Agnes Zani, at Orange House. CHARGED IN COURT“I still believe I won and, even if there is a repeat tomorrow, we shall go,” said Mr Ojaamong in a live NTV interview on Monday. Prosecution said the five presented marked ballot papers purporting to be validly cast votes in favour of Mr Ojaamong on April 13 in various polling stations in Teso, Busia County.

Source: Daily Nation April 18, 2017 21:11 UTC