KOT humiliates International Election Observers

asman musa

September 1, 2017 2:15 PM

After their declaration that the election was free and fairly done they are being criticised on Twitter.

Following the Supreme Court’s ruling to nullify the election results 2017, Kenyans on Twitter are having a field day embarrassing the international personalities who came in as observers during the general election 2017.

The former US secretary of State John Kerry, Former president of Ghana John Mahama, and Former South Africa president Thabo Mbeki are the main people under KOT fire after their declarations that the elections were conducted in a free and fair manner.

The Prime Minister of Senegal Aminata Toure co-led the Carter Center elections observation mission alongside John Kerry. Mahama was representing the Commonwealth mission and Thabo Mbeki the African Union mission.

Embarrassing leadership

After a massive population of the country wholly believed their authoritative judgment, KOT is now showing their anger for the shameful misleading declarations that nearly saw an unjust decision set course for the country for the next five years.

This is what they had to say:

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