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Orange Democratic Movement Party wants the Judiciary to prioritize resolving the case halting the recruitment of Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission selection panel. Led by its acting party leader Anyang’ Ngong’o, ODM said the delay has delayed by-elections in various constituencies including Banissa, Ugunja, Magarini hence depriving the respective constituents the right to legislative representation. Giverson Maina has the details
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ODM urges Court to prioritize IEBC selection panel case
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