The high Court has ordered IEBC to publish in the media a confirmation that the voter register is open for inspection within 48 hours
— PEOPLE DAILY (@PeopleDailyKe) August 3, 2017
Jubilee is moving to Court of Appeal to challenge High Court ruling compelling @IEBCKenya to publish voter register for inspection.
— Rein (@Asamoh_) August 3, 2017
Jubilee is moving to Court of Appeal to challenge High Court ruling compelling @IEBCKenya to publish voter register for inspection.
— Rein (@Asamoh_) August 3, 2017
Thank you @IEBCKenya for posting the voters register at polling stations. One more step towards a FREE, FAIR and CREDIBLE election #MamaSasa pic.twitter.com/uUqRhF5ndm
— Charity Ngilu (@mamangilu) August 3, 2017
Jubilee is moving to Court of Appeal to challenge High Court ruling compelling @IEBCKenya to publish voter register for inspection.
— Rein (@Asamoh_) August 3, 2017
Is this for real?
I thought Jubilee is against going to court too close to the elections or that is just another double standard. Let's wait for Jubilee spinets.Jubilee is moving to Court of Appeal to challenge High Court ruling compelling @IEBCKenya to publish voter register for inspection.
— Rein (@Asamoh_) August 3, 2017
Is this for real?
Thank you @IEBCKenya for posting the voters register at polling stations. One more step towards a FREE, FAIR and CREDIBLE election #MamaSasa pic.twitter.com/uUqRhF5ndm
— Charity Ngilu (@mamangilu) August 3, 2017
I thought Jubilee is against going to court too close to the elections or that is just another double standard. Let's wait for Jubilee spinets.
Ngilu is happy about this papers plasted on walls in her polling station does she knows what is on the walls in rigging areas in centro and RV? There should be an online copy.
@ezraCHILOBA, @wchebukati, @IEBCKenya ... pic.twitter.com/KYKXfWtvFV
— D I K E M B E (@Disembe) August 3, 2017
Register was released long time ago.NAsa as always looking for lame excuse to enable them cry rigged elections.
The manner of publishing the register is at IEBC's discretion. NASWA slept on the job; they should have been more specific
When and where was it released?
In what format? Has Jubilee been given a copy of it in its entirety?'re
If that is the case, why didn't the IEBC adduce the evidence and demand the case be thrown out? Oh.. I forgot Justice Odunga! And if he had refused .. a short trip to the Court of Appeal?
You have just become a propagandist not unlike what Patel says Baghdad Bob.
hRegister was released long time ago.NAsa as always looking for lame excuse to enable them cry rigged elections.
NASWA should have purchased a copy of the register and combed through it.
But they are not too dumb to confuse their bullshiet for facts
I recall IEBC releasing it; and publishing it in every polling station. Why on earth would IEBC rig even the basic (if you're not nuts). You guys need to be a little trusting. IEBC are an open book. My friend focus on the 290 RO. Those are the guys who will tie Chebukati hands........
Personally I have confirm my reg details and they are accurate.When and where was it released?
In what format? Has Jubilee been given a copy of it in its entirety?'re
If that is the case, why didn't the IEBC adduce the evidence and demand the case be thrown out? Oh.. I forgot Justice Odunga! And if he had refused .. a short trip to the Court of Appeal?
You have just become a propagandist not unlike what Patel says Baghdad Bob.
hRegister was released long time ago.NAsa as always looking for lame excuse to enable them cry rigged elections.
There is no discretion. The law is very specific but JP and IEBC have sought to avoid publication of the register in its entirety.Read the ruling once you've taken your meds
The purpose of inspecting the entire register is to rule out double registrations, etc. Multiple and mini registers of 40,000 polling stations can not cure the legitimate need to ensure it is free of discrepancies.
It is also more a NASA responsibility than that of any other party including JPThe manner of publishing the register is at IEBC's discretion. NASWA slept on the job; they should have been more specific
From whom and at what price?
You have a lot of suppositions which would be useful had they been underpinned with a minimum degree of intelligence. Those inferences and postulations must surely have made you a celebrity in those Muratina drinking dens where you no doubt preach to the fanatically converted.NASWA should have purchased a copy of the register and combed through it.
But they are not too dumb to confuse their bullshiet for facts
That ruling is as specific as it can be...it talks of 'The Register' not some parts of register like iebc monkeys are doing. They have 48hrs to produce the register.
IEBC was hawking copies for 20K, that is if you couldn't afford to camp at any of their offices
Read the ruling once you've taken your meds
That ruling is as specific as it can be...it talks of 'The Register' not some parts of register like iebc monkeys are doing. They have 48hrs to produce the register.
It's indeed at IEBC's discretion. It does not make it any less shocking though, that there are people vehemently opposed to making it more easily available.
Would you like to share the evidence?IEBC is not printing copies for NASWA following the ruling. Printing relevant copies at each station satisfies the wildest interpretation of the ruling
1. Why is that fact NOT in their pleadings
2. Why have they officially stated that the register is not ready for inspection until two to three weeks ago when they dropped that?
I know that Jubilee politicians purchased whatever resembled the register in the run up to their primaries. JP itself used the same faulty register to launch the Digital Cards scam that Tuju ran and extorted millions from aspirants.
That vooke is not the document in contention. And if it were, NASA could ground one of it 11 choppers for a day to by ten of them.IEBC was hawking copies for 20K, that is if you couldn't afford to camp at any of their offices
IEBC is not printing copies for NASWA following the ruling. Printing relevant copies at each station satisfies the wildest interpretation of the ruling
These proceedings are the subject of the Notice of Motion dated 18th July, 2017 by which the ex parte applicant herein, Gladwell Otieno, seeks the following orders:
1) AN ORDER OF MANDAMUS do issue to compel the Respondent to publish and open up for public inspection the register of voters as clustered per polling station and to take into account submissions by concerned persons and revise the register accordingly within a reasonable time before the general elections scheduled for the 8th August 2017.
2) AN ORDER OF MANDAMUS to compel the Respondent to publicize and gazette the final register of voters per polling station within such time as reasonable before the general elections scheduled for the 8th August 2017
3) AN ORDER OF PROHIBITION do issue to prohibit the Respondent and its officers from deploying a voter register for use in the general election before the same is subjected to a public inspection as required under the law.
4) SUCH OTHER ORDERS and reliefs as the Honourable Court may deem appropriate in the circumstances.
Who said they will comply or even show a willingness to do so... If they do, that will reduce Kiambu voters to 450K and Nakuru to 400K spelling the end of Uthamaki.You may be an idiot but you're funny.IEBC is not printing copies for NASWA following the ruling. Printing relevant copies at each station satisfies the wildest interpretation of the ruling
The problem is not that there are multiple small portions of the same. The problem is one register in its entirety is not available for inspection.That ruling is as specific as it can be...it talks of 'The Register' not some parts of register like iebc monkeys are doing. They have 48hrs to produce the register.
It's indeed at IEBC's discretion. It does not make it any less shocking though, that there are people vehemently opposed to making it more easily available.
Before you get to wrap your mind about anyone resisting availing the register, who told you anyone resisted that?The problem is not that there are multiple small portions of the same. The problem is one register in its entirety is not available for inspection.That ruling is as specific as it can be...it talks of 'The Register' not some parts of register like iebc monkeys are doing. They have 48hrs to produce the register.
It's indeed at IEBC's discretion. It does not make it any less shocking though, that there are people vehemently opposed to making it more easily available.
I understand that point. I am not sure why anyone, let alone Jubilee, would oppose making it available in one piece, even if it is at IEBC's discretion. Maybe because NASA wants it? These guys rarely make any sense.
Before you get to wrap your mind about anyone resisting availing the register, who told you anyone resisted that?The problem is not that there are multiple small portions of the same. The problem is one register in its entirety is not available for inspection.That ruling is as specific as it can be...it talks of 'The Register' not some parts of register like iebc monkeys are doing. They have 48hrs to produce the register.
It's indeed at IEBC's discretion. It does not make it any less shocking though, that there are people vehemently opposed to making it more easily available.
I understand that point. I am not sure why anyone, let alone Jubilee, would oppose making it available in one piece, even if it is at IEBC's discretion. Maybe because NASA wants it? These guys rarely make any sense.
Based on what,your legendary hunches?Before you get to wrap your mind about anyone resisting availing the register, who told you anyone resisted that?The problem is not that there are multiple small portions of the same. The problem is one register in its entirety is not available for inspection.That ruling is as specific as it can be...it talks of 'The Register' not some parts of register like iebc monkeys are doing. They have 48hrs to produce the register.
It's indeed at IEBC's discretion. It does not make it any less shocking though, that there are people vehemently opposed to making it more easily available.
I understand that point. I am not sure why anyone, let alone Jubilee, would oppose making it available in one piece, even if it is at IEBC's discretion. Maybe because NASA wants it? These guys rarely make any sense.
I just inferred.
Based on what,your legendary hunches?Before you get to wrap your mind about anyone resisting availing the register, who told you anyone resisted that?The problem is not that there are multiple small portions of the same. The problem is one register in its entirety is not available for inspection.That ruling is as specific as it can be...it talks of 'The Register' not some parts of register like iebc monkeys are doing. They have 48hrs to produce the register.
It's indeed at IEBC's discretion. It does not make it any less shocking though, that there are people vehemently opposed to making it more easily available.
I understand that point. I am not sure why anyone, let alone Jubilee, would oppose making it available in one piece, even if it is at IEBC's discretion. Maybe because NASA wants it? These guys rarely make any sense.
I just inferred.
Y hunch tells me your hunch is bullshititngBased on what,your legendary hunches?Before you get to wrap your mind about anyone resisting availing the register, who told you anyone resisted that?The problem is not that there are multiple small portions of the same. The problem is one register in its entirety is not available for inspection.That ruling is as specific as it can be...it talks of 'The Register' not some parts of register like iebc monkeys are doing. They have 48hrs to produce the register.
It's indeed at IEBC's discretion. It does not make it any less shocking though, that there are people vehemently opposed to making it more easily available.
I understand that point. I am not sure why anyone, let alone Jubilee, would oppose making it available in one piece, even if it is at IEBC's discretion. Maybe because NASA wants it? These guys rarely make any sense.
I just inferred.
yeppers.