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Stop wasting voters’ time and face me in ballot, Uhuru tells Raila

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President Uhuru Kenyatta addresses Jubilee Governors and MCAs at State House, Nairobi recently. File photo.

By Agencies

KENYA–President Uhuru Kenyatta has told voters to stop wasting time on demonstrations and cast their ballots instead.

While addressing Garissa residents on Monday, Uhuru said NASA leader Raila Odinga is scared of taking part in the October 26 repeat presidential poll.

“He moved to court and the Supreme Court ruled in his favour making us go back to campaigns. If he wants what’s best for Kenya, let him take part in the poll.

“If he does not want to be on the ballot, it’s also his right. He can just sit at home and watch as the rest of the country takes part in the process,” the President said.

He cautioned residents against being used in the protests.

“If you feel you want to take part in demos, it’s your democratic right. Just don’t destroy or loot from peaceful citizens. Walk peacefully, get water where you can and once you get home and your wife asks you where you were, tell her you decided not to fend for your children but opted to take part in a demo,” he said.

Uhuru said he will issue Garissa University a charter on Thursday at State House.

“Since we were force to go back to campaigns, we will issue the charter on Thursday…so we can let students enjoy the full benefits of the learning institution,” he added.

Uhuru is expected to take campaigns to Machakos county later in the day.

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