Elgeyo Markwet senator Kipchumba Murkomen, Deputy President William Ruto's Director of Communication at Harambee House Emanuel Talam and Lang'ata member of parliament Nixon Korir have been exposed over secret hitches to rig election in favour of Kenya Kwanza presidential candidate William Ruto.
According to the alleged Whatsapp screenshot shared by a Facebook user, Mike Kimani, in Friends of Moses Kuria Facebook Group, senator's spouse, Berly Korir revealed that Murkomen alongside Emanuel Talam and Nixon Korir held a closed door meeting with Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) Presiding Officer Martin Baraza to hatch plots of rigging Tuesday election for Ruto.
"Guys, nimecheka ya kutosha, those who wanted updates, Senator Murkomen met with IEBC PO Martin Baraza together with Korir and Talam, so everything should be alright. Meeting ya Chama is at our house Phenom Estate, behind Carnivore" Murkomen's wife Beryl Korir updated members of the group.
Murkomen's wife chats on Whatsapp group[/caption]
This emerges barely two weeks after Ruto's former private office at Transnational Plaza within Nairobi Central Business District was raided by cybercrime officers following the tipped information that the presidential hopeful had hosted servers purportedly meant to execute rigging of Tuesday poll.
The cybercrime officers seized two servers from Ruto's former private office although claimed that they were procured by insurance company to host 18 mobile data details of the members.
Earlier on, Three Venezuelans were arrested at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport with election materials. The investigations agency identified the three as Jose Gregorio Camargo Castellanos, Joel Gustavo Rodriguez Garcia and Salvador Javier Sosa Suarez.
In dramatic turn of events, detectives said that upon Investigations, it was established that the Venezuelans contracts did not clearly indicate that they were employees of IEBC or Smartmatic International Holding B.V as claimed earlier by IEBC chairman Wafula Chebukati.
Smartmatic was contracted by the IEBC to supply and install Kenya Integrated Election Management System (Kiems) that is used in transmission of electoral results from polling stations to the main center.
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