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President Uhuru Kenyatta might have as well plunged himself into murky

President Uhuru Kenyatta might have as well plunged himself into the murky zone surrounding the widely controversial ballot printing tender.

Moments after National Super Alliance co principal Musalia Mudavadi, raised fears over possible fraud in the printing of ballot papers, Deputy President William Ruto was quick to defend the IEBC, terming the move by NASA as “kicks of a dying horse”.

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