Former Public Service Cabinet Secretary Justin Muturi has demanded the immediate resignation of IEBC acting CEO Ledama Sunkuli over alleged voter registration irregularities.

• Muturi cites the unauthorized transfer of his driver, Bernard Munene wa Gatama, from Kavengero Polling Station to Newsite Kiambere as evidence of a compromised voter register.
• Key figures involved include former CS Justin Muturi and IEBC acting CEO Ledama Sunkuli.
• Muturi has issued a 14-day ultimatum for the IEBC to convene a stakeholder forum and has called for an independent audit of the voter register.

Members of the National Assembly are demanding answers from the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) regarding alleged irregular voter transfers within the voter register, particularly affecting voters in Nairobi.

• Allegations include voters being transferred to polling stations in Garissa County without their consent.
• The concerns were raised by Embakasi West MP Mark Mwenje, who fears implications for the integrity of the 2027 General Election.
• The Speaker of the National Assembly Moses Wetang’ula has directed the Justice and Legal Affairs Committee to investigate and report back.

Democratic Party leader Justin Muturi has issued a 14-day ultimatum to the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC), demanding immediate action on serious concerns about the integrity of the voter register.

• IEBC is accused of a year-long "indifference" and "dismissive posture" regarding voter registration data management and transparency concerns.
• Muturi, a former Speaker, warned of lawful and constitutional measures if the IEBC fails to act, potentially involving coordinated action with media, civil societies, ICT experts, and religious leaders.
• Key demands include convening a National Electoral Consultative Forum within 14 days, an independent technical audit of the voter register, and a transparent mechanism for citizens to verify and correct their registration details.