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election 2017: State House: Police will not spare violent protestors

State house spokes person Manoah Esipisu addresses the media at Kisumu State lodge on April 17,2017 ahead of presidential visit to the region to officiate state concert. (Photo: Denish Ochieng/ Standard)

State House has said police will do everything within their powers to restore law and order disrupted by post-election protests.

President Uhuru Kenyatta’s spokesman, Manoah Esipisu, said police would not spare anyone involved in destruction of property and endangering other people’s lives in the course of street protests triggered by Friday’s declaration of President Uhuru Kenyatta as the winner of the August 8 polls.

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