Mohammed Ali Accuses Mombasa Governor of Alleged Plot to Rig Elections
We are fully aware that you have brought over 4 Presiding Officers and 30 Inspectorates and tasked them with messing up the elections...
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Mohammed Ali has accused Mombasa Governor Abdullswamad Sheriff Nassir of allegedly plotting to rig the upcoming Magarini Parliamentary by-election scheduled for Thursday, November 27th. Ali claims to have credible intelligence detailing an intent to compromise the vote.
- Mohammed Ali alleges that four Presiding Officers and 30 Inspectorates have been brought in to manipulate the elections.
- The Nyali Member of Parliament warned that his team is closely monitoring the Governor and his allies to ensure the elections are not tampered with.
- The campaign team also cautioned voters in Magarini about widespread attempts to bribe constituents, urging them to vote for Stanley Kenga.
- United Opposition Coalition leader Kalonzo Musyoka praised Mohammed Ali's fight against corruption during a campaign address on November 25th.
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