IT'S A RUT RACE for Election Losers Raila and Lenny of Embu County (VIDEOS & STORY)

The video above satirically illustrates the kind of futile efforts both Odinga and Kivuti are putting in their pursuit for power...

The rather surprising ruling recently delivered by the Supreme Court, in the NASA-JUBILEE political tussle has become a 'chief corner stone' for other losers, even in the gubernatorial race. According to 'Sunday Nation' dated 3rd September 2017, two governorship losers; Nicholas Gumbo of Siaya and Lenny Kivuti of Embu have filed petitions challenging the victory of Cornel Rasanga and Martin Wambora, respectively.

Former Embu Senator Lenny Kivuti, who lost to the incumbent Governor Martin Wambora in the August 8 General Election, has won the first round of a legal battle in which he is challenging the results of the race for the governor’s seat.

The High Court in Embu ordered that all election materials used in the poll be preserved until September 20, when the case will be heard. However, reliable sources inform us that the disgruntled business magnate, accompanied by armed goons, later stormed the IEBC offices in Embu and barricated the doors and windows in a bid to enforce the Court's ruling. The act was definitely against the law, given that it was not the litigant's onus to seal up the building. The highly misadvised politician broke the same Law that he seeks justice from. Talk of political satire! He played right into Governor Wambora's lap.

On the NASA-JUBILEE case, it appears that the Supreme Court judges too, played into president Kenyatta's hands. While NASA psychopaths are still dancing in celebration to the ruling that called for a presidential re-election, and their leader is busy trying to have some IEBC officials replaced,  'UhuRuto' have hit the ground running, setting the Jubilee Party miles ahead of NASA as far as wooing voters is concerned.

President Kenyatta and his Deputy William Ruto address a mammoth crowd in Nakuru on Saturday, September 2, when they re-launched their 'UhuRuto' campaign, in readiness for a re-run in November 2017

The ruling served the good purpose of providing a cause for jubilation in the NASA strongholds, hence obviating the thirst for the violence that had threateningly hovered over the country like a cloud. It created the conducive environment of peace that Uhuruto needed to consolidate their votes. Again, the judgment brought out the integrity of Kenya's judicial system for the whole world to see.

The next few weeks are therefore expected to be characterised by an air of euphoria, as Kenyans prepare to cement their confidence in president Uhuru Kenyatta and his Government.