Details have emerged that the former premier Raila Odinga was working closely with the 4 IEBC Commissioners prior and after the August 9th polls. It has emerged that during the pressor at Serena Hotel, the bills of the 4 commissioners were paid by Raila's man Edwin Ogwe.
The bills of where the 4 IEBC Commissioners lived because of fear of their lives and subsequent pressors were all paid by Edwin Ogwe. It's this issues that confirm that indeed, the 4 IEBC Commissioners were closely working with the Azimio coalition.
This informs as to why the 4 IEBC Commissioners disputed the presidential results. The 4 decided to support Raila Odinga at the commission in efforts to have the presidential results moderated.
It's evident that the 4 IEBC Commissioners have refused to admit that they worked closely with Raila Odinga to interfere with the democratic will of the people. Treason and Coup attempts were however thwarted by Chebukati and his two colleagues who decided to declare the true presidential results.
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