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Justice Njoki Ndung’u: Judges had no basis to overturn the will of the voter

Justice Njoki Ndung'u during hearing of presidential petition at the Supreme Court. [Photo:Edward Kiplimo,Standard]

Supreme Court judge Njoki Ndung’u criticised the nullification of the presidential election without scrutiny of ballots to verify the claims of rigging.

Njoki who alongside Justice Jackton Ojwang dissented with the majority decision to invalidate President Uhuru Kenyatta's re-election, argued that the will of the voter is supreme and in the absence of evidence, a Court must not overturn the people’s choice.

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