No. But all indications are clear he won't allow an election with the country as 'divided' as it is. He will use law to stop the election if need be. He is calling for a meeting with all political players.

Can't blame chebukati, I respect him through all this and the IEBC did a sterling and commendable job, it was the best election I had ever witnessed, till the bribed but "holy" maraga came in with his stupid sold out jinga ideas, killing 42 people with his ideas and collapsing better performing institutions than his, pointing at the speck in his brothers eyes as the whole of Kenya follows his "holy" Sabbath dictates, and ignoring completey the log in his eyes as Kenya spirals into chaos, throw this jingas in jail.

He is not known to be a risk taker, also know to change his mind often, talk was that he was to announce his departure during that presser but somehow he changed his mind and placed conditions on the same. One gets a felling this was in the plans, for sometime and events elsewhere have made the same more complex, but we wait and see, the good thing about our constitution is that it does not allow a power vacuum so uhuru it is at least for the next year.

So in simple terms what the National RO is saying he has given UK n RAO a chance to talk failure to which...