In a recent statement, Aaron Cheruiyot, the leader of the majority in the Senate, has offered his opinion regarding the opposition leader Raila Odinga’s persistent calls for the government to open the IEBC servers to verify the election results.
Cheruiyot has taken a sarcastic approach in his response to Odinga’s demands. He stated that if Odinga’s request continues, students may begin to reject the results of their final exams and demand to see how their papers were graded.
Cheruiyot’s statement highlights the absurdity of Odinga’s demands, suggesting that if students begin to follow suit, it would create chaos and confusion. Cheruiyot further added that this trend could extend to the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education results, with students claiming that they have hired a hacker to manipulate their grades.
Cheruiyot’s response to Odinga’s demands may be viewed as a humorous take on the issue at hand. However, it does shed light on the importance of accepting the results of any electoral process. The integrity of an election and its results should not be undermined by baseless claims, and it is crucial to acknowledge the outcome of a fair and just electoral process.
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