Supreme Court Throws Out Paupers' Petition against President Uhuru's October 26th Victory

The supreme court should find a way to, in effect, throw away all these cases seeking to nullify the oct 26th election.We need very very strict fidelity to the supreme will of the Kenyan Voter.If we fail to have strict fidelity to the will of the Kenyan voter,Then we will be inviting instability(and worse) into Kenya.Therefore the institution of the supreme court of Kenya should seek to rubber stamp the supreme will of the Kenyan voter.Simple.If politicians want to rule Kenya, then they have to get a majority of the votes in elections, as per constitutional provisions.This is the only way that we are going to safeguard the Peace,Stability and Development that we currently have in the country.

Even the poor have rights .These judges are just greedy refuse to give the `"paupers" a chance which is false as they would still get paid .All they have to do is seat and listen but then again this are the same people who do not turn up for work even when they are being paid.Only in kenya

The law like religion is to be revered by all including, those who make them laws, interpret law, practice law, enforce the law, name it. Part of the reason we need leaders, civil societies and activists is to be voice of the people so need not every one representing their individual grievances at the apex court-simply not practical.

The idea that every mwananchi and so called civil (actually evil) society can file a petition in the Supreme Court challenging the election of a president is complete lunacy and a recipe for chaos and anarchy in our country. What happened to the democratic principle that only those who are directly impacted or aggrieved by certain actions of others can file a case in court? Nearly 7.5 million people voted for President Uhuru in the October 26 repeat election. In comparison, how many people does the Muslim group Muhuri, or Sauti Yangu Kura Yangu, or drug kingpin Mwau represent for them to be given an opportunity to overturn the will of millions of voters who exercised their constitutional right to vote? Our problem as a nation are twofold. First, our constitution gives too much powers to bogus organizations which purport to speak or fight for Wananchi when all they are interested in is to line their pockets with blood mo eg from their Western masters. Second, our country has far too many NGOs and evil societies running like headless chickens from o e court to another creating confusion among the masses and worse inhibiting constitutional institutions from effectively performing their work. It's unfathomable that a relatively small country like ours can register more NGOs and evil society organizations than the rest of Africa combined. If any NGO or a real civil society isn't helping to uplift wellbeing of the common Wananchi by engaging in development projects to alleviate poverty and perennial starvation as well as promote health services and education, then they should be deregistered and banned from operating in our country. We don't need a bunch of greedy losers operating as self-elected opposition to duly elected government elected by the Kenyan people.

It is called democracy.Everyone who feels that the election was not fair should have the ability to file a petition and deserves a fair hearing which should not be determined by the size of their pockets.Kenyans are indeed asleep there should have been many more pétitions as this forced government needs to get the message that they cannot impose themselves on us and expect absolute loyalty.Only an independent judiciary will save Kenyans lets hoping this time it sends the message loud and clear that sham élections will never be legit no matter the number of supporters or the names they continue to pile on NASA and everyone else who opposes them including civil societies now christened evil societies bacause they are against them