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“From Me They Stole 2.8 Million Votes”-George Wajackoyah

Roots party presidential candidate Professor George Wajackoyah is now alleging that he was robbed a total of 2.8 Million Votes in the August 2022 elections.

Speaking at the Azimio rally in Jacaranda grounds, Wajackoyah revealed his decision to support Raila Odinga’s efforts to fight for Kenyan’s rights on grounds that they are both victims of elections rigging.

“From me, they stole 2.8 million votes and Raila has said the votes they robbed him.”Ruto must go. Gachagua must go!” He said.

George Wajackoyah also called out people within Azimio coalition whom he claimed to be working with William Ruto behind Raila Odinga’s back.

“I want to warn the cartels who are here. Today you are in Jacaranda, at night you are Sugoi.”He said.

In his speech, Wajackoyah said he has no interest in overthrowing anyone’s government in as much as he has done it all over the world.

“Baba knows that I have been involved in overthrowing so many governments all over the world, I have no interest in toppling any governments.”

Wajackoyah further pleaded with Raila Odinga to support him in defending his party, which he said Attorney General Justin Muturi wanted to disband because of its ties to marijuana.

Maureen Omollo

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