Mudavadi cautions opposition against spreading false narratives regarding 2027 polls
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has expressed confidence that the country will conduct free, fair, and peaceful general elections next year, refuting opposition claims that the polls could be marred by violence. Speaking at the Annual General Meeting and fundraising even..
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Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has cautioned the opposition against spreading false narratives and instilling fear regarding the upcoming 2027 general elections.
- Mudavadi expressed confidence in the country conducting free, fair, and peaceful elections, dismissing claims of potential violence.
- The Prime Cabinet Secretary urged Kenyans to ignore politicians creating anxiety for political gain and to focus on exercising their constitutional right to vote.
- He also challenged opposition leaders to clarify which government achievements they aim to reverse if they assume office, highlighting progress in infrastructure, healthcare, and education.
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