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I need your opinion wakubwa. What do you think will happen to Kenya in the next few days? All are welcome, kwanza UOTP, I want to hear your side of view.
NASA is of course going to court to argue on the fresh elections dates. If they they win the case , the next 3 months will be full of politics, demonstrations, violence and press conferences. 3 months are a long time and IEBC might accept their demands by then since 3 months is enough time to find another printer and train new officers. This is assuming that the demos will not have turned violent and the international community intervened.
If elections are held on 26th, it will depend on if Raila Odinga will have accepted to be on the ballot. If he won't, the elections will mean nothing. More demo's and violence. The international community will have to be involved. The next option is secession or a coalition government.
If by a miracle Raila accepts to be on the ballot on 26th, the election will happen. And here I will assume he loses, will he concede? Will his supporters accept the results? This is very unlikely. He has shown not to give a rat's ass about the international community. I forsee more demo's, violence, talks then secession or a coalition government.
Summary. What happens
- If on 26 Raila doesn't accept election even though on ballot
-if he accepts on 26 and loses
-if he wins in court that elections r after 90days
-if he loses in the 'after 90 days' elections? Will he accept results? Will his supporters accept? Very unlikely
-if he wins, God save us all.
(I foresee a mixture of demo's and violence will erupt. The international community will have to get involved if Uhuru doesn't agree to talks. And then a possibility of a coalition govt or secession.)
I need your opinion wakubwa. What do you think will happen to Kenya in the next few days? All are welcome, kwanza UOTP, I want to hear your side of view.
NASA is of course going to court to argue on the fresh elections dates. If they they win the case , the next 3 months will be full of politics, demonstrations, violence and press conferences. 3 months are a long time and IEBC might accept their demands by then since 3 months is enough time to find another printer and train new officers. This is assuming that the demos will not have turned violent and the international community intervened.
If elections are held on 26th, it will depend on if Raila Odinga will have accepted to be on the ballot. If he won't, the elections will mean nothing. More demo's and violence. The international community will have to be involved. The next option is secession or a coalition government.
If by a miracle Raila accepts to be on the ballot on 26th, the election will happen. And here I will assume he loses, will he concede? Will his supporters accept the results? This is very unlikely. He has shown not to give a rat's ass about the international community. I forsee more demo's, violence, talks then secession or a coalition government.
Summary. What happens
- If on 26 Raila doesn't accept election even though on ballot
-if he accepts on 26 and loses
-if he wins in court that elections r after 90days
-if he loses in the 'after 90 days' elections? Will he accept results? Will his supporters accept? Very unlikely
-if he wins, God save us all.
(I foresee a mixture of demo's and violence will erupt. The international community will have to get involved if Uhuru doesn't agree to talks. And then a possibility of a coalition govt or secession.)