Mudavadi condemns vote-rigging claims amid uproar over Hassan Omar’s remarks
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has called for a peaceful and credible 2027 General Election, insisting President William Ruto should win a second term through what he termed the “front door” and not shortcuts. Mudavadi said the country must protect democracy, electoral institutions and the rule of law while ensuring voters participate in the election […]
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has called for a peaceful and credible 2027 General Election, urging President William Ruto to secure victory through a "front door" process rather than through shortcuts. In a speech delivered at the William Ole Ntimama Memorial Service in Narok County, Mudavadi emphasized the importance of protecting democracy, electoral institutions, and the rule of law.
He urged political leaders to commit to a peaceful electoral process and expressed his desire for the outcome of the election to reflect the will of the voters. Mudavadi also warned against the use of deceased Kenyans' fingerprints to vote, stating that it would undermine the integrity of the electoral process. He further cautioned political leaders against weakening Ruto's United Democratic Alliance (UDA) ahead of the 2027 elections, emphasizing that Ruto must remain the presidential candidate of the broad-based coalition and urging UDA aspirants to strengthen the party's grassroots structures.
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