NASA announces next step after Supreme Court dismissed petitions against Uhuru

NASA Chief Executive Norman Magaya Today,20th November, hinted at a major move to be taken by the NASA leaders following CJ David Maraga’s decision to uphold President Uhuru Kenyatta’s win.

In a tweet posted on his official handle, Mr. Magaya (pictured above) noted that NASA is set to fulfill its plan in the next five days.

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Magaya maintained that the repeat Presidential poll was a sham and that was why their presidential candidate Raila Odinga opted out.

He called on NASA supporters to stay put since they shall be reaching the ‘promised land’ in the next five days.

He added that the opposition was also aware that controversial poll would also be legitimized by the Supreme court.

ODM Communications Director Phillip Etale called on NASA supporters to remain calm and that NASA leadership will give them the next course of action.

“NASA supporters across the country are ADVISED to remain calm and not to react any form of PROVOCATION by our opponents. Be calm, still, focused and wait for the way FORWARD from the NASA leadership,” Etale tweeted.

He also added:

“We WITHDREW From the election, therefore there was no election on 26th of Oct. And we are not part of the SCORK decision. Therefore NASA supporters should wait for the PEOPLE’S ASSEMBLY which is in the KITCHEN and the SUMMIT will be at the end of the week.”

On Monday morning, the Apex court dismissed the two petitions filed at the Supreme Court challenging the win of Mr. Kenyatta.

In a summary judgment read by Chief Justice David Maraga, the justices unanimously dismissed the two petitions, filed by former assistant minister Harun Mwau and another by Njonjo Mue and Khelef Khalifa, on merited.