Aggrieved voter urges court to halt swearing-in.

By nancy gitonga
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Aman seeking to challenge the results of the presidential election yesterday wrote to the supreme
court, seeking an order to stop the swearing -in of president -elect william ruto.

In a two-paragraph letter addressed to chief justice martha koome, Alfred juma ayora,aresident of
Nairobi county, is asking for orders to invalid-date the election of ruto and deputy president-elect
rigathi gachagua.

I wrote to express the unsatisfactory nature of this years general election results for presidential
candidates an-nounced by iebc chairman wafula chebukati [below]on august 15,2022.

I petition for re-election of the presidential candidates ,reads his letter.

After presenting it to judiciary officials at millimani law courts, where the supreme court sub- registry
for receiving presidential petition is situated, he was told to draft a petition instead .he was advised
to look for a lawyer to help him advance his intended legal action . the letter was, however, stamped
as received by the office of chief justice.