Muturi demands freeze on voter register changes pending population audit

Justin Muturi calls for a freeze on voter register changes pending a forensic audit of Kenya’s population register after NEMIS exposed 973,000 ghost learners, raising concerns over data integrity and elections...

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Former Attorney General Justin Muturi has demanded an immediate halt to alterations of the voter register, citing concerns about its integrity following revelations of "ghost learners" in the National Education Management Information System (NEMIS).

Approximately 973,000 "ghost learners" were discovered in the NEMIS audit.
Key figures involved include Justin Muturi, former Attorney General and Democratic Party leader, and the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC).
Muturi is calling for a comprehensive forensic audit of the national population register before any changes are made to the voter register to prevent potential manipulation and ensure public confidence.