It’s Mwai Kibaki in a steal - sworn in as Kenyan fraudulent President
By Stephen Ndegwa and Kipkirui K’Telwa
Nairobi
AllAfrica.com: The Electoral Commission of Kenya has declared President Mwai Kibaki the winner of the 2007 polls and he was immediately sworn in at State House gardens, Nairobi. He will now serve a second term in office.
ECK chairman, Mr Samuel Kivuitu, made the announcement that was broadcast live on Kenya’s national broadcaster, KBC, after he was unable to release the results at the press conferences earlier on.
Kibaki garnered 4,584,721, Rail Odinga 4,352,993.
“The commissioner declares Kibaki the president of Kenya”, said Kivuitu and the broadcast was immediately cut off as few observers present began asking questions.
Private television stations were barred from that press conference. Kivuitu had on Saturday warned that with various parties interrupting his work, he could as well announce them at KBC.
Kibaki was sworn in just after 6.00pm Kenyan Time by Chief Justice Evan Gicheru in the presence of ministers, Attorney General Amos Wako and the top brass of the armed forces.
