I trounced Uhuru with 1.5M votes, will beat him again, Raila tells Mathare rally

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NASA leader Raila Odinga on Saturday maintained that he defeated President Uhuru Kenyatta with over 1.5 million votes during the August 8 polls.

The opposition Chief told his supporters at Masinde Muliro grounds in Nairobi’s Mathare slums that his votes were systematically deducted while those of Uhuru were added to deny him victory.

He claimed both IEBC and Jubilee knew NASA had won the polls.

Raila said that this why they refused to open the IEBC portal even after being ordered by Supreme Court.

He expressed confidence of trouncing Uhuru in the repeat elections to be conducted in less than 60 days.

In another attack at security officers, Raila claimed that Special Branch officers and NIS were used as Returning Officers in the last month polls.

“We respect our Army and Police but we are telling them not to get involved in election matters. Let Kenyans elect their own leaders,” said Raila.

IEBC in its current form he said cannot conduct credible polls.

“You cannot force Kenyans to go to an election supervised by thieves. We will only go to elections after knowing the referee does not favor any side, ” said NASA leader.

He also claimed that Former Defence Chief Karangi was behind the vote manipulation and display of fake results in the IEBC portal.

Karangi he noted was operating a vote manipulation tallying center in Karen where the rigging took place.

He also criticised President Uhuru Kenyatta over his attack on the judiciary and Chief Justice David Maraga.

Earlier on, Raila told a congregation at St Stephens ACK church along Jogoo road that he is not ready to share power with Uhuru’s led Jubilee government.

The NASA leader dismissed claims by President Uhuru Kenyatta and DP Willian Ruto that he is focused on reintroducing a coalition government.

“We want the whole thing, we will win the Presidential polls and we will win this election very early. We cannot share power with thieves,” Raila stated.

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By LUKE AWICH

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