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University student moves to ‘Supreme Court’ after losing elections

He has moved to the university’s ‘supreme court’ seeking to nullify the election and order for fresh polls.

He launched the petition contesting the February 9, 2018 election results. Kipngeno came second after Joe Karani who won by a one-vote margin with Karani scooping 10 while Kipngeno getting 9 of the total votes cast. The elections were conducted under the new Electoral College system where student delegates, also known as school representatives, vote directly for the top students’ leadership.

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