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Sasa mchuano wa uongozi wa Nairobi umeeleweka, upande wa NASA tunaye gavana wa sasa bwana Evans Kidero, nao Jubilee bwana Mike Mbuvi almaarufu kama Sonko ameibuka mshindi. Kuanzia sasa ni kampeini za mbele kwa mbele, ila Sonko kuna uwezekano mkubwa akaibuka na kuwa gavana wetu Nairobi.
From left: Senator Mike Sonko, Woman Rep Rachel Shebesh and Nominated MP Johnson Sakaja, who are leading in Nairobi Jubilee primaries. PHOTOS | NATION MEDIA GROUP
Nairobi Senator Mike Sonko has won the Nairobi Jubilee gubernatorial nominations.
Senator Sonko got 138, 185 votes against Peter Kenneth's 62, 504 and Bishop Margaret Wanjiru's 7, 654 votes; in 17 constituencies.
In the senatorial race, Mr Johnson Sakaja is leading with 106, 469 in 14 constituencies, Richard Kavemba is second with 10, 729 and Mr Badi Ali third with 9, 079.
In the Nairobi Women Representative nominations, Mrs Rachel Shebesh is also leading with 61,445 followed by Mrs Millicent Omanga with 39,634 while Ms Karen Nyamu has 28,502 votes.
Earlier, Mrs Shebesh stormed Nyayo Indoor Gymnasium at Nyayo Stadium, where the tallying is taking place.
She claimed that her votes in Embakasi North were being stolen and added onto Mrs Omanga's.
"I will stay here and stop this process until you tell me what's going on and why my votes are being stolen," said an agitated Mrs Shebesh who was then escorted to record a statement at Nyayo Stadium Police post.
She later left with her supporters to Jubilee headquarters to lodge a complaint.
Sonko, Sakaja and Shebesh win JP primaries
From left: Senator Mike Sonko, Woman Rep Rachel Shebesh and Nominated MP Johnson Sakaja, who are leading in Nairobi Jubilee primaries. PHOTOS | NATION MEDIA GROUP
Nairobi Senator Mike Sonko has won the Nairobi Jubilee gubernatorial nominations.
Senator Sonko got 138, 185 votes against Peter Kenneth's 62, 504 and Bishop Margaret Wanjiru's 7, 654 votes; in 17 constituencies.
In the senatorial race, Mr Johnson Sakaja is leading with 106, 469 in 14 constituencies, Richard Kavemba is second with 10, 729 and Mr Badi Ali third with 9, 079.
In the Nairobi Women Representative nominations, Mrs Rachel Shebesh is also leading with 61,445 followed by Mrs Millicent Omanga with 39,634 while Ms Karen Nyamu has 28,502 votes.
Earlier, Mrs Shebesh stormed Nyayo Indoor Gymnasium at Nyayo Stadium, where the tallying is taking place.
She claimed that her votes in Embakasi North were being stolen and added onto Mrs Omanga's.
"I will stay here and stop this process until you tell me what's going on and why my votes are being stolen," said an agitated Mrs Shebesh who was then escorted to record a statement at Nyayo Stadium Police post.
She later left with her supporters to Jubilee headquarters to lodge a complaint.
Sonko, Sakaja and Shebesh win JP primaries