Moses Wetangula of the Ford Kenya political party, who is also a senator from Bungoma, has been accused of being a printer for the ballot papers tender.
According to a report in today’s Daily Nation, the Ford Kenya leader, who is close friends with Kenya’s deputy president, Dr. William Ruto, met with Greek firm officials just months before the firm agreed to pay the IEBC millions of Kenyan shillings to supply Kenyans with ballots and other election-related supplies.
Vice President William Ruto is facing off against former Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga, who is running for the presidency for a record-breaking fifth time.
Kenya Kwanza Alliance leaders claim to have a plan for Kenyans in what is known as a “do or die” situation. Moses Wetangula, a coalition officer, has close ties to several of the companies that won the contract to print ballots for the upcoming general elections.
According to the headline in the daily country newspaper, Wetangula, a significant ally of William Ruto, the deputy president, was connected to the Greek firm’s officials months before they received the independent election and borders commission’s tender.
According to rumors, the Greek company’s representatives visited Wetangula while in Kenya, and the senator for Bungoma County allegedly sent aides to go and previsit the company.
“Wetangula, a leader of Ford Kenya and a close friend of Ruto, and representatives of the Greek company engaged in frolic just months before they won a multi-million shilling contract to deliver ballots and other election-related supplies to the IEBC. According to recent revelations, the dispatch of a representative of Bungoma County Senator to Greece and the comprehensive invitation to bidders to visit Kenya “According to the news source.
