AU chief meets Raila and Twitter has this to say
By MWENDE KASUJJAChairperson of the African Union Commission Moussa Faki Mahamat on Thursday shared a photo of his meeting with Nasa presidential candidate Raila Odinga.
The photo prompted Kenyans on Twitter to advice the AU chairperson of what to tell President Uhuru Kenyatta as he said he would meet him later in the day.
Mr Faki had stated that he discussed with Mr Odinga on the “need for free, fair, peaceful elections in Kenya.”
Mr Faki trounced Kenya’s foreign cabinet secretary Amina Mohammed to become the fourth chairperson of the AU commission.
Kenyans on Twitter weighed in on the free, fair and peaceful election discussions.
Frank discussions with @RailaOdinga on need for free,fair, peaceful elections in #Kenya. I look forward to meeting Pres @UKenyatta today. pic.twitter.com/1O3isMWAd8
— Moussa Faki Mahamat (@MoussaFaki_M) July 20, 2017
Support credible election. Peace is the product of the election….
— D.I.K.E.M.B.E (@Disembe) July 20, 2017
Be frank with @IEBCKenya and let them publish the voters register – why are they hiding it #PublishVoterRegister
— Kennedy omogi (@Nyasirwa) July 20, 2017
Credible elections = Peace.
— Jefferson Edward O. (@jeffonyambu) July 20, 2017
African elections are always fair and free for the incumbent President
— Patrick ISAKA.LYOMBA (@PatrickIsaka) July 20, 2017
Be frank with them…publish voter register
— peace ambassdor (@OngalaOchieng) July 20, 2017
Free, Fair, Credible and transparent Election ensures sustainability of Any country.
— P. Kings (@PKings10) July 20, 2017
#Kenya We need fair and free elections which can transform peace in Kenya we love our country more than our leaders
— Anderson omoit (@Andersonomosh) July 20, 2017
Thumbs up Excellency @MoussaFaki_M Such a good initiative to encourage leaders to ensure a peaceful election in the Republic of Kenya
— sam ntelamo (@samntelamo) July 20, 2017
You just forgot to include the Word CREDIBLE in your tweet kindly EDIT
— SULTAN DE Brunei® (@gordon_oyugi) July 20, 2017
Elections in Africa shouldn’t be about who wins or who loses. Its should be about voting for best development agenda & peace in Africa
— Kimathi Muguna (@MBenKim) July 20, 2017
Great. Lecture them on the need for PEACEful campaigns and elections. They should know that kenya is bigger than them. They MUST the results
— Hashim Elmoge (@HashimElmoge1) July 20, 2017
We look forward to seeing you and your team of experts deployed around the country to ensure #FreeFairTransparentCredibleElections
— Dickens Nyamogo (@ejnyamogo) July 20, 2017
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