President Uhuru Takes On a Safari Ahead of Supreme Court Election Petition Ruling
Hearings of the Kenya Presidential election ended on Tuesday evening, and the nation now awaits the ruling from the Supreme Court.
At the conclusion of the hearing, Chief Justice David Maraga said the court will deliver the ruling on Friday. "That brings us to the end of the hearing. We will deliver judgement on Friday,” said CJ Maraga.
President Uhuru Kenyatta took the time to visit an undisclosed animal sanctuary, urging Kenyans to maintain peace as they await the outcome. “Sharing some moments with our magnificent national heritage as we await the conclusion of the judicial process. Keep the peace,” read a post on President Uhuru Kenyatta’s Facebook page that accompanied photos of the president taken with a heard of elephants in his background.
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Uhuru is a peaceful man and Kenyan's voted for peace. Raila stands for violence and selfishness and has been rejected by Kenyans for his brand of politics at every turn. Go Mr. President no one will overturn the truth, not even the Supreme court.
The truth is in the eyes of the beneficiary
I am 50 years old now and many of us are, I am capable telling a truth from a lie at a first glance."you can fool people some of the time but not all the time"-DP William Ruto. There is a truth hidden some where and is about to appear, you always need a big, then a bigger and hence the biggest lie to cover a truth, by that time the cover would be so big that you will have been discovered.Hongera Wakenya you are great people.