President William Ruto lacks the authority to access the servers or reinstall the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) commissioners, according to Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, who spoke to Azimio La Umoja Leader Raila Odinga.
The Deputy President described it as impossible and outside the bounds of the law Odinga's demands for election reforms, including opening the IEBC servers and reinstating the Cherera Four, who resigned.
"The President lacks the authority or power to reinstate the IEBC commissioners. Because it's not his job, the President wouldn't even be aware of where the servers are kept", according to Gachagua.
Gachagua urged the police to defend people's lives, property, and businesses during the opposition picketing, asserting that the Azimio protests are no longer rallies but rather post-election violence.
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"We don't know where the servers are, but if you know, please let us know so we can let the perpetrators of the post-election violence know and they can stop destroying other people's livelihoods".
Odinga had requested President William Ruto release the servers because he claimed that his victory had been stolen, which is why Azimio La Umoja One Kenya was afraid to follow his request.
He reaffirmed that, following the findings given by a whistleblower working for the polling organization, he won the elections with 8.9 Million votes.
"My guys, the whistleblower plainly demonstrates that they stole the election. What's the fear when they would open the server otherwise? The Supreme Court was subsequently corrupted, just as they had done with the IEBC", Odinga tweeted.
According to the Azimio La Umoja Leader, Monday will signal the end of Kenyans' persecution due to the country's high cost of living and treatment of his protesters.
"They are currently robbing Kenyans while refusing to pay for living expenses while robbing the national purse. Kenyans are currently being shot and killed. Monday is when it must end. It's time to move on. Let them begin the countdown until Monday," he urged.
Odinga declared the "mother of all demonstrations" would occur on Monday of the next week after police prevented him from entering the Jacaranda grounds on Thursday.
If the Kenya Kwanza government does not address their complaints, including the high cost of living and election reforms, he claimed he would be forced to organize additional rallies.
