The Chairman of IEBC and his Vice Chair are determined to force the discredited MIRU Systems Technology from South Korea into the 2027 General Elections for financial gain and to bungle the elections.
After they suspected that the scheme would face exposure and public scrutiny showing how they tailor-made the specifications and sneaked them into the tender to have a predetermined outcome, IEBC commissioners tried to force officials in the Directorate of Supply Chain Management and the Directorate of Electoral Management to own the specifications in defence of the Commission in the case filed before the Public Procurement Administrative Review Board challenging the skewed procurement in favour of MIRU Systems.
The officials have firmly refused to give false testimony to facilitate corruption and electoral fraud.
Consequently, the Chairman and his Vice Chair have victimized officials in the two departments and transferred all of them, except the compromised head of department, to far-flung counties and replaced them with cronies.
Patriotic IEBC officials have sought me out from my short holiday and requested me to inform Kenyans of the rot, the intimidation, and the plans to bungle the 2027 General Elections.
It is my belief that the Public Procurement Administrative Review Board will also show patriotism to the country and cancel this tender in its ruling later today.
It is my considered opinion, following advice from procurement experts and IEBC insiders, that it is not technically possible to procure a new election management system given that the elections are 11 months away, and there is practically no time to facilitate digital migration from the current system and address whatever inadequacies are anticipated.
Again, there is real and genuine fear that the change of the election management system at this late hour is a scheme to interfere with the voters' register, mostly in areas where Mr. William Ruto has been openly rejected.
I call upon the IEBC to call off this tender and instead upgrade the current system to address the few shortcomings identified so far.
Lastly, I call upon the IEBC Chairperson and Vice Chairperson to stop the harassment and victimization of staff who have chosen professionalism and patriotism over manipulation and corruption.
Mr. Chairman, do not throw Kenya into chaos and anarchy. Do not subvert the will of the people of Kenya. Leave Kenyans to make their decision at the ballot. You live in Kenya, you have access to the people, and you can hear what they are saying about sending this regime home come 10th August 2027.
Be patriotic, Mr. Chairman!
@AlinurMohamed_ Wapewe the right gear hapo ikiwa na good lowya there is violation of your rights
Hata unaweza j.... mkono useme it started the day uliguza taka taka
I am looking for the 2014 Parliamentary Hansard when the Public Finance Management Act 2012 was amended.
I want to see what each and every person said that day.
Check frame two:
Section 50 of the act was amended by introducing Subsection 7 Part B and C.
Part B says that the CS Finance shall ensure that any loan is paid into any other public fund established by the National Government.
Part C says that the CS shall ensure any loan raised shall be paid directly to the suppliers.
And they even used the word, 'SHALL' meaning mandatory.
They borrow debts, deposit in offshore accounts to service their lavish lifestyles and ask us to pay.
A debt should be a deficit in the Consolidated Fund. It should be a charge in the Consolidated Fund.
How are we being taxed to pay what cannot be traced in the Consolidated Fund?
Wizi wizi bila kazi. #DeniBandia
Article 62 says public land belongs to the people of Kenya, not to those in government. National and county governments are trustees. They must protect this land for present and future generations.
Every Kenyan has a duty to defend our Constitution and hold public officials accountable. Where the law is ignored, the courts remain the proper place to seek justice. Our land is our heritage. Let us protect it for our children and for generations to come.