After going for chiloba & co at IEBC, Baba now wants the following safaricom employees sacked for being part of a grand conspiracy to steal his votes...

1.​Mr. Thibaud Rerolle (French National, Director Technical and I.T, Safaricom)
2.​Mr. Anthony Gacanja (Head of Technology Security, Safaricom)
3.​Mr. Shaka Kwach (Head of Special Projects – in charge of Elections, Safaricom)
4.​Mr. Robert Mutai (Head of Technology Strategy, Assurance and Governance, Safaricom)
5.​Mr. Farouk Gaffour (Head of Network and Service Operations, Safaricom)
6.​Mr. Andrew Masila (Senior Manager, Strategy and Architecture, Safaricom)

Does your post presuppose academic achievement as akin to wisdom or integrity for that matter? Even worse, the list of great achievers who struggle with school is enthralling (Edison, Picasso, da Vinci, Churchill, Einstein, Jobs, Spielberg etc.)

The seems to be a correlation between academic achievement and thoroughness in going through evidence presented in a case.

Wow, this is taking it too far, maybe baba should ask why then all these top people, companies, international and local, observers and 8 million Kenyans etc don't want him on the top seat, I also note Chebukati has kicked out Airtel and Telkom in favour of safaricom another reason for baba to cry foul,has there been a press conference today

NASA presidential candidate Raila Odinga on Friday claimed that perpetrators of the August 8 poll rigging worked from a military installation in Karen.

He said it was there that the algorithm that determined the results which were beamed throughout the election period were generated.

"The cartels involved in rigging polls put an equipment at the military installation in Karen meant for conducting border surveillance," Raila said.

"The data was not coming from any polling station. This was a fraud of the highest order," Raila said after a meeting with ACK bishops in Nairobi.The Opposition leader said he will only participate in the October 26 vote if the irreducible minimums he has given to IEBC are met.

NASA has demanded that IEBC severs contracts with OT-Morpho that supplied the technology deployed for the management of the August 8 election.

The team is also against the involvement of Dubai-based Al Ghurair firm in the printing of ballot papers which will be used in the fresh vote slated for October 26.

Raila said Safaricom CEO Bob Collymore confirmed that the results from polling stations were sent to "clouds" in France.

These were to be transmitted to constituency tallying centres and to the national tallying centre at Bomas of Kenya.