Tourism Cabinet Secretary, Najib Balala, has asked Chief Justice David Maraga to uphold President Uhuru Kenyatta’s victory because all those who are challenging his win have a weak case.
Balala, who was speaking on Tuesday at Mama Ngina Secondary School in Mombasa, said cases filed by former Kilome MP, Harun Mwau, activist Njonjo Mue and Khelef Khalif do not hold water.
Mue is the chairperson of International Commission of Jurists and Khalif is the Chairperson of the NGO Muslim of Human Rights (MUHURI).
“I believe the Supreme Court is wiser and has analysed the negative impact of the repeat elections.”
“Every day we delay, every day it counts on losses,” said Balala.
But he noted that it is absolutely right for the three petitioners to go to court because it is enshrined in the constitution.
Balala concluded by saying the country’s progress, investment and economy has suffered for the past six months because of the tension brought about by the political squabbles in the country.
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Balala, who was speaking on Tuesday at Mama Ngina Secondary School in Mombasa, said cases filed by former Kilome MP, Harun Mwau, activist Njonjo Mue and Khelef Khalif do not hold water.
Mue is the chairperson of International Commission of Jurists and Khalif is the Chairperson of the NGO Muslim of Human Rights (MUHURI).
“I believe the Supreme Court is wiser and has analysed the negative impact of the repeat elections.”
“Every day we delay, every day it counts on losses,” said Balala.
But he noted that it is absolutely right for the three petitioners to go to court because it is enshrined in the constitution.
Balala concluded by saying the country’s progress, investment and economy has suffered for the past six months because of the tension brought about by the political squabbles in the country.
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Via The Kenyan DAILY POST
