The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission of Kenya (IEBC) will announce this afternoon the name of the new President of the Republic of Kenya.
Name derived from the national polls that, according to international observers and the IEBC itself, were kept in a clear and correct manner, but the ways in which they were challenged by the opposition, before even knowing the results.
Yesterday, the NASA alliance launched a second press conference announcing the actual results of the country's electoral polls, which are far from the exit polls proposed by IEBC on its portal (still at 78% ).
While the commission reports the absolute majority to Kenyatta with 55% and the Odinga challenger just over 44%, according to NASA Raila Odinga should be named president by 8 million votes.
"We have our secret sources inside the IEBC - said the secretary of the Musalia Mudavadi alliance - and evidence that the electronic voting system has been manipulated by computer hackers, there are no other possible results than our statement."
Mudavadi pointed out that he had sent a letter to the commission with evidence of manipulation.
The IEBC President's response, Wafula Chebukati, did not wait.
"Odinga's results are inexact and premature - said Chebukati - and the letter addressed to me contains many elemental mistakes. We have seriously investigated possible cyber attacks on our system, which has been protected and has not been hacked."
Meanwhile, yesterday in Kenya there were no major clashes: tension at Kisumu, with demonstrators honoring Odinga's victory, and scurrying among smaller candidates for County councils at Garissa and Likoni.
Meanwhile, in Kilifi County, the situation is unclear, there is talk of a suspension of the results concerning the governor and Magarini for the parliamentary seat (where our fellow countryman Franco Esposito is also involved). In Malindi, Aisha Jumwa's candidate has already been given the new parliamentary title of the town. Jumwa defeated the rival of Jubilee Philip Charo. Out of the strain, also the popular veterinary Harry Mwimali (Dr. Harry) and lawyer Richard Otara.