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muganda wrote:2012 wrote:It's time to go back to the Supreme Court again for an urgent interpretation. This time baba will be shocked. Not forgetting that all his demands are unconstitutional.
Luckily, ballot papers were going for printing today. They can now omit his name we move on. @2012, you are very right. Because the 'presidential election' as per Raila 2013 ruling does not require fresh nominations, so how would '3 days after nomination' come in? Hence, in my opinion, we may probably have an opportunity to see: 1. Another Court melodrama 2. Uhuru appealing to same court he insulted 3. Njoki Ndung'u probably having to go against the 'Raila 2013' she so loved 4. Maraga's court learning the wisdom between 'the greater Good' and 'God is in the detail'  My prediction:- If Aukot's petition is successful tomorrow, the elections on Oct 26 will go on bila baba. If not, then IEBC will declare UK president. After that baba might decide to go to court or just retire more 'honorably' if he goes to court, The Court will tell them it was ready to annul the repeat elections if IEBC repeated the same mistakes as it did on 8/8, they will then be asked why they withdrew yet the court is open? i.am.back!!!!
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Mtublack wrote:Excuse me ladies and gentlemen, there is the small matter of the money raised using the paybill No,whats the way forward, tutakuwa na refund or what will happen "Kiendacho kwa mganga hakirudi"  I care!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 9/15/2006 Posts: 3,907
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harrydre wrote:muganda wrote:2012 wrote:It's time to go back to the Supreme Court again for an urgent interpretation. This time baba will be shocked. Not forgetting that all his demands are unconstitutional.
Luckily, ballot papers were going for printing today. They can now omit his name we move on. @2012, you are very right. Because the 'presidential election' as per Raila 2013 ruling does not require fresh nominations, so how would '3 days after nomination' come in? Hence, in my opinion, we may probably have an opportunity to see: 1. Another Court melodrama 2. Uhuru appealing to same court he insulted 3. Njoki Ndung'u probably having to go against the 'Raila 2013' she so loved 4. Maraga's court learning the wisdom between 'the greater Good' and 'God is in the detail' My prediction:- If Aukot's petition is successful tomorrow, the elections on Oct 26 will go on bila baba. If not, then IEBC will declare UK president. After that baba might decide to go to court or just retire more 'honorably' if he goes to court, The Court will tell them it was ready to annul the repeat elections if IEBC repeated the same mistakes as it did on 8/8, they will then be asked why they withdrew yet the court is open? Quite happy with your prediction. It would be mighty convenient if Aukot was on the ballot. Then we can move on.
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I don’t hold brief for IEBC but if I did, my response to NASA would be as follows:
• The purported withdrawal is time barred and, actually, invalid. Candidates are only allowed to withdraw at most within three days of the nomination. This is in public interest, to avoid the country incurring heavy costs. Even then, the withdrawal contemplated in the current applicable law is where a candidate does not wish to participate any more. IEBC is of the understanding that NASA is still interested to participate in the election, only that they are requesting a postponement.
• The supreme court ordered there must be a fresh election within 60 days
• The issue of who participates in the fresh election is still in court
• IEBC has no legal mandate in law to cancel the election and order another one in 3 months as demanded by NASA
• The grounds cited by NASA have been addressed. The court has also ruled that IEBC, as currently constituted, is able to conduct fair election.
By the fore going, IEBC having gone through the request, do not find any reasonable basis to postpone the election as requested. The election planned for 26th will go on as planned, in accordance with SC’s orders. For the avoidance of doubt, IEBC will make an application at the court to affirm this position.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 9/19/2015 Posts: 2,871 Location: hapo
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muganda wrote:harrydre wrote:muganda wrote:2012 wrote:It's time to go back to the Supreme Court again for an urgent interpretation. This time baba will be shocked. Not forgetting that all his demands are unconstitutional.
Luckily, ballot papers were going for printing today. They can now omit his name we move on. @2012, you are very right. Because the 'presidential election' as per Raila 2013 ruling does not require fresh nominations, so how would '3 days after nomination' come in? Hence, in my opinion, we may probably have an opportunity to see: 1. Another Court melodrama 2. Uhuru appealing to same court he insulted 3. Njoki Ndung'u probably having to go against the 'Raila 2013' she so loved 4. Maraga's court learning the wisdom between 'the greater Good' and 'God is in the detail' My prediction:- If Aukot's petition is successful tomorrow, the elections on Oct 26 will go on bila baba. If not, then IEBC will declare UK president. After that baba might decide to go to court or just retire more 'honorably' if he goes to court, The Court will tell them it was ready to annul the repeat elections if IEBC repeated the same mistakes as it did on 8/8, they will then be asked why they withdrew yet the court is open? Quite happy with your prediction. It would be mighty convenient if Aukot was on the ballot. Then we can move on. Hapa ndio kuna shida.. Note the words "a candidate" , "abandons" That's Kenyan law ala Njoki Ndungu and co This is not as easy as watching a rubgy match. Iebc and Jubilee need to get extremely good lawyers. I would suggest Kanjama for them. He would find something. These ones like Ahmednassir are too busy blogging. Thieves are not good people. Tumeelewana?
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The constitutional coup Phase 1: Maraga Annuls Phase 2: Raila Withdraws Phase 3: Chebukati Resigns...... Waiting for Phase 3 “Invest in yourself. Your career is the engine of your wealth.”
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 "There are only two emotions in the market, hope & fear. The problem is you hope when you should fear & fear when you should hope: - Jesse Livermore
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/28/2015 Posts: 9,562 Location: Rodi Kopany, Homa Bay
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Baba is finished. Kapput. The dynamic duo has him by his balls...literally.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/6/2008 Posts: 3,586
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alma1 wrote:muganda wrote:harrydre wrote:muganda wrote:2012 wrote:It's time to go back to the Supreme Court again for an urgent interpretation. This time baba will be shocked. Not forgetting that all his demands are unconstitutional.
Luckily, ballot papers were going for printing today. They can now omit his name we move on. @2012, you are very right. Because the 'presidential election' as per Raila 2013 ruling does not require fresh nominations, so how would '3 days after nomination' come in? Hence, in my opinion, we may probably have an opportunity to see: 1. Another Court melodrama 2. Uhuru appealing to same court he insulted 3. Njoki Ndung'u probably having to go against the 'Raila 2013' she so loved 4. Maraga's court learning the wisdom between 'the greater Good' and 'God is in the detail' My prediction:- If Aukot's petition is successful tomorrow, the elections on Oct 26 will go on bila baba. If not, then IEBC will declare UK president. After that baba might decide to go to court or just retire more 'honorably' if he goes to court, The Court will tell them it was ready to annul the repeat elections if IEBC repeated the same mistakes as it did on 8/8, they will then be asked why they withdrew yet the court is open? Quite happy with your prediction. It would be mighty convenient if Aukot was on the ballot. Then we can move on. Hapa ndio kuna shida.. Note the words "a candidate" , "abandons" That's Kenyan law ala Njoki Ndungu and co This is not as easy as watching a rubgy match. Iebc and Jubilee need to get extremely good lawyers. I would suggest Kanjama for them. He would find something. These ones like Ahmednassir are too busy blogging. Garbage, those laws regard a run off, this was not a runoff, swear in Uhuru tomorrow! Ras Kienyeji Man
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