French Intelligence has released damning information linking
former IEBC commissioner Roselyn Akombe to a network of powerful individuals
seeking to remove President Uhuru Kenyatta from power.
The France dossier shows that the commissioner who fled
Kenya before resigning was working for foreigners seeking to carry out a ‘legal
coup’ in Kenya under a secret plan codenamed ‘Operation Lawfare’.
The plan was meant to create a constitutional crisis which
would have seen Uhuru share power with NASA leader Raila Odinga.
The architect of the scheme has been identified as a former
UN employee Lord Mack Malloch Brown backed by a host of businessmen aiming at
benefitting from business deals in Kenya should their plan succeed.
The Akombe document which is now under investigations by the
local National Intelligence Service(NIS) indicates even the Judiciary and the
IEBC had been roped in to force a coalition government between Uhuru and Raila.
Akombe was the schemers’ point person inside the electoral
commission while Esther Nyaikai would work behind scenes in the Supreme Court
to ensure the success of ‘Operation Lawfare’.
Nyaikai was the Registrar of the Supreme Court during the
hearing of a petition which saw Uhuru’s August 8 win annulled. She was the one
who was tasked with compiling the evidence presented in court during the
petition.
“Akombe intentionally handed IEBC chairman Wafula Chebukati
a fake form 34C which he used to announce Uhuru the winner yet it lacked the
required safety features,” the France dossier claims.
This then led the court to fault IEBC for using a fake form
to announce the winner.
The reports also questions how fake forms 34A and 34B
found themselves in the IEBC file during the hearing of the case with fingers
being pointed at Nyaikai. If it be accurate, the report lends credence to
Uhuru's claim that Raila has been aiming for a coalition government.
Source: Madebe.co.ke
