The remarks by lawyer Ndegwa Njiru add to the growing national debate about the integrity of Kenya’s electoral process and the direction the country is taking ahead of future elections.
His message is a strong reminder that elections are a public exercise owned by citizens, not a private operation controlled by technology firms, secret systems, or political brokers working in the shadows.
At the center of his concern is transparency. Njiru argues that any plan or system that limits openness has no place in a democratic society. Elections must be clear, verifiable, and understandable to ordinary citizens.READ MORE..........................