BREAKING: KENYA ELECTION ....... KENYANS NEED YOUR PRAYERS NOW...

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Kenya opposition presidential candidate Raila Odinga has said the electoral commission's IT system has been hacked to manipulate the election results in favor of the seating presidnet , President Uhuru Kenyatta.
Mr. Odinga said the partial election results being released by the electoral commission was fake.
"They (results) are fictitious, they are fake," said Mr Odinga.
He further alleged early results from Tuesday's vote indicating a strong lead for President Uhuru Kenyatta was as a result of a system hack.
The electoral commission is yet to respond to Mr Odinga's accusation, but politicians and statesmen/women have called for calm.
It would be remembered that the election violence of 2007 which cost the lives not less than 1000 Kenyans and left over 700,000 displaced is still fresh in the minds of many affected families as well as every Kenyan and the world at large.


He (Mr Odinga) alleged that the hackers gained access to the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) computer system by using the identity of the commission's IT manager, Chris Msando, who was allegedly ‘tortured to death’.
The opposition leader had earlier told journalists the results coming in were "fake", sighting the failure of the electoral mission to present documents, forms 34A and 34B from the polling stations, to verify the results.

Electoral officials say that with 91% of results in, Mr Kenyatta is leading with about 54.5%, to Mr Odinga's 44.6%.
These results mean Mr Kenyatta appears to be heading for a first-round victory. In order to avoid a run-off, a candidate needs 50% plus one of the votes cast and at least a 25% share of the vote in 24 of Kenya's 47 counties.
There were eight candidates in all, but apart from Mr Kenyatta and Mr Odinga the rest had not polled more than 0.3% of the vote.
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