KMPDU polls: Members raise credibility concerns

As the KMPDU prepares for this year’s elections, some candidates have cast a shadow over the process and questioned its independence and transparency...

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Concerns are mounting over the credibility and transparency of the upcoming Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union (KMPDU) elections scheduled for April 2.

A key challenger, Dr. Clarence Eboso, withdrew from the race for Secretary General, leaving the incumbent, Devji Atellah, unopposed.
Dr. Eboso cited a lack of credibility, fairness, withheld election directives, altered membership registers, and vulnerabilities in the online voting platform as reasons for his withdrawal.
The Independent Electoral Committee (IEC) maintains the election preparations are credible, having vetted over 130 applications for elective positions.

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