Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga on Tuesday night shared his views on the Supreme Court’s ruling on his election case; the government’s handling of the on-going teachers’ strike; and what he makes of the government’s commitment in the roll-out of devolved units.In a nutshell, Mr Odinga said the Supreme Court never tested the evidence before it, but dismissed his petition on the election of Uhuru Kenyatta on a technicality.
On teachers, he said, if he were in power, the tutors would be smiling all the way to the bank, by now. And he also said, the government’s push to retain the provincial administration was “undermining” devolution.
In a lengthy interview with NTV, Mr Odinga also repeated his call to have the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission “overhauled”.
