CORD TAKES A SWIPE AT JUBILEE FOR INTIMIDATING JOHO THROUGH CLOSURE OF BUSINESS.

Government’s decision to close two firms at the Port of Mombasa related to Governor Ali Hassan Joho’s family has continued to draw divergent views between the ruling coalition and Cord, the latest being sentiments from the ODM chairman John Mbadi who insists the move is politically instigated.

  

Speaking in Seme constituency, Kisumu county during the handing over of school buses to four schools, Mbadi said the move by the government to clump down Joho’s business is enough prove that the Jubilee administration is committed to take the country back to the oppressive KANU regime ways.

Mbadi alleged that they have information that the closure of the business was a directive from the president because governor Joho refused to join and support the Jubilee coalition during the president’s one month tour of the Coast region.  

Seme legislator Dr. James Nyikal and his Nyando counterpart Fred Outa on their part maintained that the Jubilee government has already started rigging 2017 presidential elections in the CORD strongholds through the bio-metric registration of NYS cohorts.

The host, Dr. Nyikal expressed his discontent in the IEBC’s 

decision to register new voters per word arguing that most Kenyans will be left out since very few people would be reached.

He said the commission should agree to the formula proposing registration by polling stations which he said will give unregistered Kenyans equal chance of registration.

Ruaraka legislator TJ Kajwang discredited the Supreme Court’s decision that saw Uhuru Kenyatta win an election petition filed by the CORD coalition following allegations of election irregularities in the presidential poll, saying that the recent corruption allegations against the Supreme court judge Philip Tunoi is prove enough that the court did not have a free hand in the delivery of its ruling.

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