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The rival of William Ruto in the Kenya presidential election, Ralia Odinga, has disagreed with the position of the Supreme Court which upheld Ruto’s electoral victory.Chief Justice Martha Koome on Monday,struck out the suit filed by Odinga that challenged Ruto’s victory and subsequently upheld the election of Ruto as the president-elect Kenya.

But in reaction on Monday, Odinga Presidential Secretariat released a statement, saying they disagreed with the position of the court.

The statement titled, ‘RE: STATEMENT ON COURT RULING’, read, “We have taken note of the decision of the Supreme Court on the presidential election held on August 9, 2022. We have always stood for the the rule of law and the constitution. In this regard, we respect the opinion of the court although we vehemently disagree with their decision today.

“Our lawyers proffered irrefutable evidence and the facts were on our side, unfortunately the judges saw it otherwise. We find it incredible that the judges found against us on all nine grounds and occasion resulted to unduly exaggerated language to refute our claims.

This judgement is by no means the end of our movement, in fact it inspires us to redouble our efforts to transform this country into a prosperous democracy where each and every Kenyan can find their full belonging.”

“We thank our supporters and Kenyans across the country for standing with us. We will be communicating in the near future on our plans to continue our struggle for transparency, accountability and democracy. God bless you and God bless Kenya!”,

The statement shared by Odinga’s running mate, Martha Karua, on Twitter, added. Karua, who had earlier tweeted also said, “The court has spoken. I respect but disagree with the findings.”

The PUNCH reported that the Kenya’s Deputy President, Ruto, was declared winner of the August 9 election by the Independent and Electoral Boundaries Commission.

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Odinga knows how he fought his predecessor to arrive @ the centre but Kenyans have given their Verdict for a new democratic journey.

Now, he is still revolting against popular opinion against his continual remain in govt. Why is the continent cursed with irresponsible leaders. African leaders and desperate political power tussle for political power are just inseparable.

That’s that!

African leaders must stop endangering democracy. Having been defeated by Ruto, Odinga has no choice but the vacate office peacefully. Unfortunately some African leaders want to hold on to office as if it is their private estate.

We must vote out sit-tight, non progressive leaders. We must ensure that we elect leaders who understand how nations and economies work.

Nigerians have admitted their error in 2015/19. I hope that the opportunity of 2023 would not be wasted.

Obi is the way forward for Nigerians.

Vote Obi and have some sanity of mind.

AllTheWayUp:
Atikulated 2023

You dey even Read, before Commenting

This just reaffirm the saying that absolutely power intoxicates.African democracy is just a disgrace.

If Supreme court Judgement no do Odinga make e go ICJ