This is how Joho and his family rigged the nominations- Moha Jicho Pevu reveals After Losing Nominations

Following his loss to Mombasa Governor Hassan Joho’s cousin, Said Abdalla Saido, in a highly contentious nomination exercise, Nyali parliamentary aspirant Mohammed Ali alias Mha Jicho Pevu tabled his evidence that he was rigged out of the ODM party nominations. Speaking during a live television interview, Moha accused Joho and his family colluding with county employees to rig the nominations. According to Ali, voter suppression occurred when only 5 out of 15 polling stations were active, and the five were in Saido’s stronghold.

The five stations begun allowing voters in at 6 am and the other 10 begun allowing them in at 3 pm. I had to go there and check what was happening because they were in my stronghold. I also discovered they had different registers from what was being used in mine,” said Ali as quoted on NTV on Monday, April 24. Apparently, ODM officials involved in the exercise were also county officials carrying out orders from the county government. “If you look at the places he was working on, I beat Saido in his own turf. Police arrested two guys n got pre-marked papers in favour of Saido. I am told they were over 2,600 ballots. The entire Joho family moved around in cars paying off people to vote against me,” claimed Ali.

He said he has video and picture evidence of these accusations and is planning on tabling his evidence to the ODM National Election Board on Tuesday, April 25, to know his next move. He further claimed the Nyali nominations was a family affair as the Joho family gave the wrong impression when they all arrived at polling stations, and when in his capacity as a governor and an ODM official he arrived there in solidarity with his kin and not the party agenda. In his portfolio of evidence, he also claimed that Saido had more than 7 returning agents in some polling stations when the agreed upon numbers among aspirants was two.