Both Mr Mbugua and Mr Mututho have dismissed the results and described them as “sham”. “The number of voters in some stations exceeded those in the register and I feel the elections were not free and fair,” Mr Mbugua argues. In Kuresoi North, Mr Kinyanjui had 20,217 while Mr Mbugua had 10,750 and in Kuresoi South, Mr Kinyanjui had 16,133 while Mr Mbugua had 12,189. Another elder from Tinet Ward, Mr Paul Tororey, said Mr Ruto development record in the area was zero and wanted Mr Mbugua to inject in fresh blood. Mr Kinyanjui, 45, seems to resonate well with the "digital generation", whose numbers are growing in all the urban centres.

Source: Daily Nation May 05, 2017 17:11 UTC