After the assault on the Nigerian election officials, His Excellency Uhuru Muigai Kenyatta, a former head of state of Kenya, broke his silence with a stirring statement.
According to former Kenyan president Uhuru Kenyatta, the election in Nigeria was allegedly held in large part in the shadow of violence in some areas.
Uhuru urged Nigerians in his speech to maintain calm and patience while they anticipated the declaration of the presidential election results.
Uhuru, who was in charge of the African Union Election Observers Mission, made the disclosure in the first preliminary report (AUEOM).
Unhappy candidates and voters were urged by Uhuru to consider heading to court rather than getting into street fights like those that were witnessed both during and after the election.
The former head of state Uhuru Kenyatta acknowledged that the insecurity situation created a barrier to the conduct of the elections as evidenced by the assault on the Inec offices, personnel, and supplies prior to the election.
Uhuru advised the 18 candidates for president to talk to their supporters and beg them to stay calm as voting continues across the country.
The ECOWAS team’s leader, former Sierra Leonean President Bai Koroma, echoed Uhuru’s worries and pointed out that the mission’s findings and suggestions to important electoral stakeholders are reflected in the mission’s early statements.
It is true that since the opposition started organizing nationwide demonstrations against Ruto’s administration, Kenyan politics have become much stronger and more concerning. It can be proven that the panel stated yesterday that Irene Masit had broken Kenyan law and should resign from her position.
Today’s leading analyst Herman Manyora stated that there was no other outcome for the Independent Electoral and Boundary Commission, which rejected Chebukati’s statement. He continued by stating that the president is anticipated to make the final comments after tribunal reports because the head of state, His Excellency William Ruto, had previously referred to them as rogue a few months prior.
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