Regardless of petition outcome, we have a country to protect

Supreme Court of Kenya Judges

The tension and anxiety is palpable. The minds of Kenya's political consumers are pregnant with expectation and some feel the Presidential petition outcome is just what they have been waiting for to radically change the course of their lives.

I can see armed security personnel walking up and down the streets, perhaps ready to curtail any move by a Kenyan angry at the petition outcome to breach peace and tranquility. The unease is a product of plausible information that reactions to the judgement by some Kenyans can hit the rooftops. It doesn't have to get to this.