NASA leader Raila Odinga in a past event. Governor ALi Roba wants him to accept the Supreme Court verdict if he loses. (Photo:britannica.com)Mandera governor Ali Roba has asked NASA leader Raila Odinga to accept the Supreme Court verdict if the court does not rule in his favor.
The Jubilee governor also wants the NASA leader to concede defeat in case his petition flops on Friday.
Speaking to journalists in Mandera Town on Tuesday, Roba said that NASA leaders should allow the country to move on if the ruling will not favor them.
The Jubilee governor claimed that NASA leaders could be plotting for other plans in case they lose the case.
“My appeal is to Raila Odinga and NASA to be ready to accept the verdict that will be made by the supreme court judges whether it favors them or not,” he said as quoted y the People Daily.
The Jubilee governor said that the ongoing secession debate could be NASA’s plan 'B' in case they lose in court.
Governor Roba said that President Kenyatta won fairly as shown by his defense lawyers during the Supreme Court hearings on the presidential petition.
The Supreme Court will make a ruling on the presidential petition on Friday.
The seven judge bench concluded hearings on Tuesday and retired to write their judgment which will be delivered on Friday.
Both NASA and Jubilee politicians have exuded confidence of wining the petition.