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CORD shooting itself on foot by countering IEBC

From manifold discrepancies witnessed in the 2013 General Election and subsequent by-elections, it can be safe to deduce that IEBC as currently constituted is perhaps not fit to conduct a free and fair election. 

That is why it is not anything out of this world that CORD, the clergy and the Law Society of Kenya seem to read from the same page in regard to the unfitness of the Isaack Hassan-led team. But to want to disband is not the same thing as to reap from the disbandment. I will explain.

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