After much public speculation and mounting political pressure, Former Vice President Moody Awori has come forward with a clear message to ODM leader Raila Odinga: stop your side shows and accept the reality that William Ruto won the elections and is here to stay. 
It's no secret that Raila and his followers were eager to overturn the results, but Awori's stance shows the determination of Kenyan political figures to support the democratic process and uphold the integrity of their country's institutions. Though Raila and his team might not be thrilled by this call for unity, the importance of cooperation in Kenyan politics cannot be overstated.
With Awori's wise and honest counsel, hopefully, the country will be able to move forward and embrace the leadership of the incoming government in peace. The hope is that by setting an example of acceptance and respect, Kenya can use this experience to bridge political divides and make great strides towards a brighter future.
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