Victor
Okioma, the CEO of National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol
and Drug Abuse, was quoted by local TV station Citizen TV, saying that
the move would ensure people don’t vote under the influence of alcohol.
According to him, the ban should make voters sober so that they visibly vote for the right candidate.
The general election will take place on Tuesday, August 8, 2017.
President Uhuru Kenyatta will be hoping to retain the seat of the
Presidency when he faces his strong opposition, Raila Odinga.
6 comments:
Lol.
Land of Drama.
Lolzz, na wa for these Kenyans! Will it stop them from drinking in their homes? Who wan drink, go still drink, regardless. Unbelievable pple. The strangest things happen in Kenya.
Yes o. Ka ha jiri uvuru ha.
LWKM
-D great anonymous now as Vivian Reginalds
I tell u ooo, joke of the yr
His eyes look like someone who is high on alcohol! lol
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