Musician turned politician Kevin Kioko, alias Bahati has raised concerns about the vote counting process in Mathare constituency.
The musician contested for the parliamentary seat on a Jubilee ticket under the Azimio la Umoja One Kenya Alliance coalition party.
In an update on his social media platforms, Bahati alleged plans to rig him out, further claiming that some ballot boxes had been tampered with.
“Three days since voting happened, 21 ballot boxes tampered with. I have been waiting to be declared the winner and to be handed over the official certificate as the Mathare MP-elect,” he said.
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This is what Kenyans said about the same.
Eve M Odera: Reverse psychology, just Concede defeat, dust yourself and move on. We live to fight another day.
Linet Onyango: Go to court kindly. Politics is not for the faint-hearted.
Cheche Kanavule: Why seek sympathy vote where irrelevant! #AntonyOluochTheEnigma
Meg Kammy: Others are conceding defeat and you are busy yapping.
As earlier reported on GOTTA.news, lawyer Miguna Miguna has noted that Azimio la Umoja One Kenya Alliance presidential candidate Raila Odinga has performed well than he expected.
The lawyer made the statement in an update on his Facebook page on Thursday, August 11.
However, Miguna noted that the Azimio aspirant did not perform well because of his running mate Martha Karua.
He discredited Karua and opinion polls firms that projected Raila as the presidential election winner.
Further, Miguna mentioned that Raila would have won the presidential election if he did not work with President Uhuru Kenyatta.
“I’ll publicly admit that conman Raila Odinga has done better than I had predicted. But not because of the fake “Martha Karua effect” or the fraudulent TIFA and Infotrak
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“He would have won by a large margin if he hadn’t betrayed Kenyans and became a project. Now he has lost,” the lawyer said.
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