This is what happens when reporters become irrelevant. I actually feel SORRY for John Allan Namu, an award winning journalist getting wasted in mere gossip and propaganda. There's so much SO SO Much more to investigate about in this country. Jameni someone knock some sense in him before he's totally wasted

The one and only ben!!

I saw your convesation with JAN, if you can, just ask him why the choice of 'Bob Marley - Slogans'

'can't take your slogans no more,
no more sweet talk from-a culprit,
no more sweet talk from the pulpit.
No more sweet talk from-a culprit,
no more sweet talk from the hypocrites'

Going by twitter, the 2013 43.31% bunch being ticked by this "toothcomb" did NOT hear that part of the prov. system not being used to determine the President!!

Kenya: An exclusive two-part investigation by KTN has
cast fresh doubts over who actually won Kenya’s 2013
presidential election.

The first part of the investigation aired on KTN last
night, with the second part to be screened this evening.
KTN’s award winning investigative team of Mohammed
Ali and John Allan Namu exclusively secured the
recording by an ODM insider of a very senior election
official casting doubts on the integrity of the results
transmitted by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries
Commission (IEBC), which he still serves.

KTN says IEBC Chief Executive Officer James Oswago
denied that he is the election official who claims (in the
recording) that the National Intelligence Service (NIS)
and President Uhuru Kenyatta’s party, The National
Alliance (TNA), hacked into the cocmmission’s servers
prior to IEBC transmitting the election results.

The claims are in a one-hour telephone recording with
an ODM insider (“Mr X”) on the night of March 5, 2013
when the presidential results were being transmitted.
The technology IEBC had deployed for the transmission failed on the Election Day.

The IEBC official claimed that an employee of the commission overseeing the results transmission was working for the NIS and TNA.