Uhuru said that the full judgement delivered by Supreme Court confirmed that voting, counting and tallying was done in accordance with law and the number of votes he obtained was not contested. The Supreme Court owes Kenyans an explanation on how such a monstrous injustice could have taken place,” said Uhuru. He insisted that he will comply with judgement but the constitutional right of Kenyans to elect leaders is undisputed. The President asked IEBC conduct a fresh presidential election within 60 days as ordered by the Supreme Court and allow Kenyans to have a chance to vote for their preferred candidate. Uhuru assured Kenyans that the country will remain secure and stable.

Source: Standard Digital September 21, 2017 15:44 UTC