Finally voted after queuing for five long hours at Umoja 1 primary school.

Voted. Albeit took long than I thought.
tungonje matokeo kwa amani.

Westlands constituency in the afternoon. It was so nyweee I was happily surprised

sawa tu nichekelee.

But look here.I registered by the roadside at xyz school in a diff constituency.Just needed to be close to people that I know.
I found myself at xyz primary and I was told it was 'the school.' and queue, I queued! 6 hrs.
Kumbe the 'school'used to be a another school which changed names and guys knew it by it's old name.
Haki I pleaded to be allowed to vote, but was told 'the school' had short queues nisife moyo.
True to their word it was short and I was done in less than an hour.
To my amazement I saw many people from the 'primary side over there meaning tulipotea wengi.

I queued from 2.30pm and finally voted at 5.30 at Muguga Green Westlands. It was crazy.

Friends reg at Westlands Primary School took 7 hours to vote.

At least my station was FULL of beautiful women, lots of eye candy to keep me distracted!

LOOOOOOL I was so distracted...

Woke up at 04:45 and started to get ready. By 05:45 I was out the door and headed for the polling station, took a shortcut (big mistake) and noticed that the queue extended almost all the way back to my front gate. I'd just done a whole lap around the neighbourhood!

By the time I got to the back of the queue it was 06:00. Ended up queueing until 09:30 when an AP and IEBC official started telling those whose names began with P, Q and R to go straight to the polling station. Thinking I was saved from another 4 hour wait, I proceeded to the front of the queue where another AP told me and other PQRs that they don't know why we came here as those streams are full. He put us in a separate queue where we waited for 2 hours. An IEBC official came by and asked what queue we were in and we responded PQR, we were then informed that there was already another line for PQR and we were in the wrong place, he checked IDs and lines were merged and we slowly began moving.

After 3 more hours I got to the front of the line only to look up and see that I was in the wrong stream, the idiot official did not understand the alphabet. I ended up queueing for another 2 hours in the correct stream.

10 hours in the hot sun and I wasn't even the worst off!

IEBC needs to hire more competent staff and communicate better with police. In fact police should not be involved in anything other than maintaining order in my opinion. Also, never listen to the officials, look for the stream yourself.