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Mandera voters in court to stop IEBC from taking tallying center to government office

Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission CEO Ezra Chiloba (right) and Chairman Wafula Chebukati addressing the press at the commission’s offices in Nairobi (Photo: Courtesy)

Three voters from Mandera have accused the electoral agency of planning to rig elections by moving polling centre from a school to Government offices.

Mohammed Ibrahim, Yussuf Haji and Salima Hassan claimed the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) unilaterally moved the tallying centre from a public primary school to the sub-county commissioner’s office, which signalled an intention to interfere with the polls.

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