living up to the expectations set when they announced they would have a parallel tallying centre during the August election. "NASA told us that after the 2013 experience they had sealed all loopholes, they had come up with agents everywhere and assigned super marshalls to protect all polling stations.
"What we expected from that whole big hot-air talk was that as IEBC streamed their results, at the moment when NASA started becoming uncomfortable, they would tell the country, 'Wait a minute, we also have a system where we are receiving numbers from our own agents directly from the polling station and these are our numbers vis a vis IEBC,' but they never did that, the former Budalangi MP noted.
He added that during the Supreme Court proceedings, NASA did not present figures that could be confirmed either through statistics or empirically. In defence of the NASA coalition, Mr Amisi stated that they were caught off-guard during the August polls but they are better prepared this time round.
"What NASA has realised is we left this exercise to the IEBC thinking they will do a good job but now we have realised that there are thieves around us.
The Jubilee people are hell-bent on ensuring they win this election one way or another but our system is there and it is working," Mr Amisi defended.
Namwamba conveyed that the Jubilee party had set up 47 campaign leaders in every county and are confident the President will be re-elected.
"We are super prepared we are only going to tighten things in our regions, I have just taken over Busia county and Salim Mvurya is doing well in Kwale. We have replicated this model in all 47 counties," the former legislator told KTN News.
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