Acting Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang'i has issued a new directive to all politicians and Kenyans urging them to keep calm ahead of the Supreme Court ruling tomorrow.
Speaking at Nyabururu National School, CS Matiang'i urged Kenyans and their leaders to avoid any activities that may incite others into violence.
He explained that it was important to maintain peace during and after the Supreme Court ruling on the repeat presidential election.
"This is a peaceful country that should not go to the drain,” the CS was quoted by the Standard
Acting interior CS fred Matiangi.
Tommorow supreme Court is expected to give its verdict on October 26 election.
If they nulify the election they will be the first Court in the history of the world to nullify repeat election.
It is highly expected that supreme Court will upheld Uhuru Kenyatta win and celebration are expected across the country.
Heavy deployment of police is expected ahead of supreme Court ruling.
Speaking at Nyabururu National School, CS Matiang'i urged Kenyans and their leaders to avoid any activities that may incite others into violence.
He explained that it was important to maintain peace during and after the Supreme Court ruling on the repeat presidential election.
"This is a peaceful country that should not go to the drain,” the CS was quoted by the Standard
Acting interior CS fred Matiangi.
Tommorow supreme Court is expected to give its verdict on October 26 election.
If they nulify the election they will be the first Court in the history of the world to nullify repeat election.
It is highly expected that supreme Court will upheld Uhuru Kenyatta win and celebration are expected across the country.
Heavy deployment of police is expected ahead of supreme Court ruling.
