Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Tuesday said a re-run of August’s nullified presidential election would go ahead as planned on Oct. 26 after opposition leader Raila Odinga said he was withdrawing from the race.
Odinga pulled out of this month’s election re-run over what he described as failure of the electoral body to carry out changes to its personnel and operations.
He added that the election scheduled for 26 October will be worse than the previous one.
It is not the first time the opposition leader had asked for changes in the electoral body, but now he says his withdrawal would give the electoral commission enough time to introduce reforms that will help deliver a more credible election.
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Tuesday said a re-run of August’s nullified presidential election would go ahead as planned on Oct. 26 after opposition leader Raila Odinga said he was withdrawing from the race.
Odinga pulled out of this month’s election re-run over what he described as failure of the electoral body to carry out changes to its personnel and operations.
He added that the election scheduled for 26 October will be worse than the previous one.
It is not the first time the opposition leader had asked for changes in the electoral body, but now he says his withdrawal would give the electoral commission enough time to introduce reforms that will help deliver a more credible election.
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Tuesday said a re-run of August’s nullified presidential election would go ahead as planned on Oct. 26 after opposition leader Raila Odinga said he was withdrawing from the race.
Odinga pulled out of this month’s election re-run over what he described as failure of the electoral body to carry out changes to its personnel and operations.
He added that the election scheduled for 26 October will be worse than the previous one.
It is not the first time the opposition leader had asked for changes in the electoral body, but now he says his withdrawal would give the electoral commission enough time to introduce reforms that will help deliver a more credible election.
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Tuesday said a re-run of August’s nullified presidential election would go ahead as planned on Oct. 26 after opposition leader Raila Odinga said he was withdrawing from the race.
Odinga pulled out of this month’s election re-run over what he described as failure of the electoral body to carry out changes to its personnel and operations.
He added that the election scheduled for 26 October will be worse than the previous one.
It is not the first time the opposition leader had asked for changes in the electoral body, but now he says his withdrawal would give the electoral commission enough time to introduce reforms that will help deliver a more credible election.
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Tuesday said a re-run of August’s nullified presidential election would go ahead as planned on Oct. 26 after opposition leader Raila Odinga said he was withdrawing from the race.
Odinga pulled out of this month’s election re-run over what he described as failure of the electoral body to carry out changes to its personnel and operations.
He added that the election scheduled for 26 October will be worse than the previous one.
It is not the first time the opposition leader had asked for changes in the electoral body, but now he says his withdrawal would give the electoral commission enough time to introduce reforms that will help deliver a more credible election.
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Tuesday said a re-run of August’s nullified presidential election would go ahead as planned on Oct. 26 after opposition leader Raila Odinga said he was withdrawing from the race.
Odinga pulled out of this month’s election re-run over what he described as failure of the electoral body to carry out changes to its personnel and operations.
He added that the election scheduled for 26 October will be worse than the previous one.
It is not the first time the opposition leader had asked for changes in the electoral body, but now he says his withdrawal would give the electoral commission enough time to introduce reforms that will help deliver a more credible election.
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Tuesday said a re-run of August’s nullified presidential election would go ahead as planned on Oct. 26 after opposition leader Raila Odinga said he was withdrawing from the race.
Odinga pulled out of this month’s election re-run over what he described as failure of the electoral body to carry out changes to its personnel and operations.
He added that the election scheduled for 26 October will be worse than the previous one.
It is not the first time the opposition leader had asked for changes in the electoral body, but now he says his withdrawal would give the electoral commission enough time to introduce reforms that will help deliver a more credible election.
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Tuesday said a re-run of August’s nullified presidential election would go ahead as planned on Oct. 26 after opposition leader Raila Odinga said he was withdrawing from the race.
Odinga pulled out of this month’s election re-run over what he described as failure of the electoral body to carry out changes to its personnel and operations.
He added that the election scheduled for 26 October will be worse than the previous one.
It is not the first time the opposition leader had asked for changes in the electoral body, but now he says his withdrawal would give the electoral commission enough time to introduce reforms that will help deliver a more credible election.
Related posts:
Kenyan election : Kenyatta in early lead, Odinga rejects results
Kenya: No rerun if ‘irreducible minimums’ not addressed – Odinga
Kenyatta votes in Kenya’s controversial presidential rerun
kenyatta urges kenyans to pray ahead of the national polls
INEC,key players meet to discuss security ahead Rivers rerun
Kenya’s top Electoral Official resigns, flees country ahead Presidential rerun
Protests continue in Kenya ahead Presidential rerun poll
Gov Kefas moves to resolve Taraba PDP Crisis ahead NASS rerun
