Three Jubilee-affiliate parties have
written to the IEBC tribunal giving it a “last chance” to uphold the law and
cancel Kethi’s nomination as the Wiper party candidate. Jubilee believes
Kethi's allies in IEBC forged her registration documents.
The complaint signed by TNA director
of legal affairs Jasper Mbiuki, URP secretary general Fred Muteti and his Narc
counterpart Fidelis Nguli says the coalition is “fully confident” on their
stand.
They said they have details of
“forgery, intimidation and breach of public oaths” that have taken place to
ensure Kethi is cleared to vie.
“The candidature of Kethi Kilonzo is
criminal. Powerful politicians with a vested interest in introducing into the
Senate a "puppet" have compromised the electoral process,” the
complaint read.
Kethi however told a vernacular
radio station that she is aware of the TNA plot to block her out but that she
will not be intimidated.
The coalition wants the IEBC to
furnish it with details of Kethi’s nomination documents. The strongly-worded
letter said Kethi ought to have declined to take part in perversion of the law.
“Unfortunately, it seems that even
the short period of time she has spent in the company of foul politicians has
been enough for her to acquire the worst attributes,” it read. They asked IEBC
to bar Kethi and weed-out elements within the commission who allegedly helped
to forge her registration.
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