Human Rights Activist Dr Fred Ogola has argued that 2027 general elections is already predetermined by President William Ruto, following his two major decisions on the electoral body Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) ahead of that election.
Speaking during an interview with TV47 today morning show dubbed Morning Cafe, Dr Ogola has argued that 2027 general elections seems to be already predetermined by President William Ruto. After his decision to remove the Cherera four commissioners from office and then his yesterday's decision to pick an IEBC new commissioners select committee on his own.
He argued that those two major decision by President William Ruto is a red flag indication that the next general elections is already predetermined. Since the new commissioners who are going to be appointed to succeed the retired and commissioners, are most likely going to be lining towards President William Ruto's favour even in the next elections.
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