Azimio La Umoja spokesperson Makau Mutua has hinted at the Raila Odinga-led coalition's next move after flunking the August 9 presidential election.
Taking to Twitter on Saturday, November 5, Mutua clued that the coalition would be pursuing other avenues after the Supreme Court threw out the petition challenging President William Ruto's win.
He said that Azimio was yet to concede defeat to President William Ruto who won the August 9 vote.
NO ONE should imagine that the Kenyan presidential election is over. We’ve NEVER conceded ANYTHING. Stay tuned.
— Prof Makau Mutua (@makaumutua) November 5, 2022
His tweet left Kenyans guessing the coalition's next move.
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Ofcourse we know your stand and can predict your stand in future....https://t.co/5MUo0nCdJq
— Philosopher (@Philosopher254) November 5, 2022
Do something worthy with your life. You are a lawyer and do not know supreme court is the final on our election issues. Anyway nyonya pesa ya clients kabisa.
— Joshua Arap Sang (@JoshuaArapSang1) November 5, 2022
Whether you concede or not, it doesn't change the fact that HE Dr William Ruto is the President of Kenya while Azimio is operating in the opposition side.
— Paul K 🇰🇪🇰🇪 (@PaaulKips) November 5, 2022
In my experience with Kenyan politics, Power is not GIVEN, power is TAKEN. Azimio should Step up, speak out, and share your brilliance. Let Kenyans know why the Kenyan presidential election is NOT over.
— Michael Wandati (@MichaelWandati) November 5, 2022
This came after claims by another Raila confidante who claimed agents from the UK aided in election rigging.
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) executive director Oduor Ongwen sensationally claimed that unnamed figures from the United States conspired against Raila Odinga in the August 9 General Election.
Ongwen said that some of the board members of the firm that the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) charged with deploying the election technology are US nationals.
The electoral agency contracted Smartmatic International Holding B.V to supply the voting technology in the elections conducted two months ago.
He said the supposed conspirators were keen on not allowing astute leaders of the late John Magufuli's kind to take power in the East African region.
"Look at the board of Smartmatic. You will see that a former president of the United States of America (USA) is a member and is somebody some of you might even have admired. And they said not again to have a Magufuli in East Africa. So this thing was not being done here in Karen, this was a global conspiracy. It is a reality," said Ongwen.
