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Leaders accuse Jubilee of buying voters cards at Sh1000 each in Western

Peter Salasia has accused businessman Peter Tharau of buying voters cards from unsuspecting residents. Salasia is an aspirant MP in Mumias East. [Photo by DUNCAN OCHOLLA]

A Jubilee point man in Kakamega County is under siege after being accused by local leaders and residents of buying voters cards and IDs from residents.

While addressing The Standard in Kakamega town, the leaders led by Mumias East parliamentary aspirant Peter Kalewa Salasya they accused businessman Peter Tharau of coercing unsuspecting residents with goodies in exchange of the vital documents and asked the police to take stern action against him.

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