Commotion at the national tallying centre Bomas of Kenya has led to the release of tough new rules by the IEBC.
Late Friday, agents allied to both the UDA and Azimio caused anxiety at Bomas.
The drama began when a section of Azimio La Umoja leaders at Bomas questioned UDA’s Gladys Shollei who was supposedly carrying papers from one desk to another at the auditorium where the verification exercise of the presidential results was ongoing.
“Where is she going with the papers,” Homa Bay Governor elect Gladys Wanga was heard shouting.
Her colleagues Ruaraka MP TJ Kajwang and Roza Buyu joined in the protest leading to a commotion.
Explaining the incident, Shollei who was speaking on a local station said that the piece of paper she was holding was a schedule of agents who were due for a shift change.
“I was informing the security at the floor of the falling centre on who was going to replace the current agents when the time came so that they could get clearance from the gate,” she said.
“Excuse can we have some order? Can we have an audience with chief agents? Chief agents please,” shouted IEBC commissioner Abdi Guliye.
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