Atiku pleads with Kenyans to avoid violence over presidential election
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, has called on the Kenyan people to refrain from violence following the declaration of William Ruto as the winner of the country's presidential election.
>In a statement on Tuesday, he noted that the people of the East African country have fared well with the electoral process so far, adding, "the announcement of the results and the declaration of a winner is the critical moment".
According to him, "even if a winner has emerged, and indeed must emerge in an electoral contest of this nature, the people of Kenya and certainly their democracy are the greatest winners.
"There can never be losers if everyone works together to improve the well-being of the people. It is imperative that citizens who transcend all political divisions avoid violence and animosity in order to safeguard the acquired from the past.
“Whatever the issues with the election, they can always be resolved within the law. Together, Kenyans will be better off. »
He congratulates President-elect Ruto as he hails defeated candidate Raila Odinga for a hotly contested competition.
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Atiku pleads with Kenyans to avoid violence in presidential election
Atiku pleads with Kenyans to avoid violence in presidential election
Atiku AbubakarKenyaPeoples Democratic Party (PDP)
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, has called on the Kenyan people to refrain from violence following the declaration of William Ruto as the winner of the country's presidential election.
>In a statement on Tuesday, he noted that the people of the East African country have fared well with the electoral process so far, adding, "the announcement of the results and the declaration of a winner is the critical moment".
According to him, "even if a winner has emerged, and indeed must emerge in an electoral contest of this nature, the people of Kenya and certainly their democracy are the greatest winners.
"There can never be losers if everyone works together to improve the well-being of the people. It is imperative that citizens who transcend all political divisions avoid violence and animosity in order to safeguard the acquired from the past.
“Whatever the issues with the election, they can always be resolved within the law. Together, Kenyans will be better off. »
He congratulates President-elect Ruto as he hails defeated candidate Raila Odinga for a hotly contested competition.
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Atiku pleads with Kenyans to avoid violence in presidential election
Atiku pleads with Kenyans to avoid violence in presidential election
Atiku AbubakarKenyaPeoples Democratic Party (PDP)
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