William Ruto’s Kenya Kwanza seems to be uncomfortable six days to the general elections if the latest allegations by the Bungoma senator Moses Wetangula is anything to go by.
Addressing the media in Nairobi, Wetangula made serious allegations as he accused the deep state of planning to interfere with airwaves on the poll day.
According to Wetangula, some players in the ICT sector led by cabinet secretary Joe Mucheru are allegedly planning to set up a center that would be used to disturb the activities of the election.
“The minister for IT one Joe Mucheru and some players in the ICT sector are planning to set up a hacking center in some building in Waiyaki way in Nairobi which is supposed to interfere with the airwaves on the polling day and thereafter disturb the activities of the election. Again we will hold you firmly responsible as a government for any activities or acts of omission that will lead to a compromise of a free and fair election because we expect nothing less.” Said Wetangula, added that they will concede defeat as Kenya Kwanza if Kenyans elect Azimio candidate Raila Odinga.
“Let the people of Kenya decide, if they vote for your preferred candidate well and good, if they vote for a candidate you don’t like, it’s not your business, it’s the business of the people of Kenya.” He said.
Wetangula went ahead to accuse the government of closing the Nyayo National stadium on their last rally, vowing to conduct their activities at the stadium whether the Nairobi county government likes it or not.
Wetangula reiterated his earlier sentiments that Kenya Kwanza led by their captain William Ruto will go ahead and conduct their last rally in Nairobi Central Business District (CBD) if they are not allowed to access the Nyayo stadium.
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