principles of due discharge of the judicial office which requires her to exhibit and promote high standards of judicial conduct in order to reinforce public confidence in the judiciary," the petition read.
In her detailed ruling on September 20, Justice Ndung'u disagreed with her colleagues' decision to nullify President Uhuru Kenyatta's win. She specifically faulted the evidence which informed the majority ruling indicating that the majority failed to use the certified forms filed in court by IEBC to verify the claims made by opposition leader Raila Odinga.
ALSO SEE: Here is what CS Mwangi Kiunjuri has said about his Alleged Daughter who Killed 9 students in Moi Girls Arson"Where there were omissions, they could not affect the result of the election, and the court had the powers to inspect other materials to verify the integrity of the poll, she stated.
Justice Ndung’u also noted that there was a verifiable paper trail which the court could use to verify the claims, citing various institutions including IEBC, observers, the media, the public and any court hearing petitions.
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