The Jubilee party has been accused of diverting attention by claiming that opposition strongholds have received more BVR kits for the ongoing voter registration process.
This is after Jubilee head of Secretariat Raphael Tuju accused the electoral body of favoritism in the ongoing exercise that will end on 14 th of this month.
Reacting to the allegations, former TNA Secretary General Onyango Oloo said that Tuju was taking the country backward by his allegations.
"He must stop using the old story lines. He is trying to divert attention by using style and manner that was used in the last century," said Oloo while addressing the press in Kisumu on Saturday.
According to Onyango, Tuju's sentiments were diverting attention since Jubilee strongholds are the ones favoured in the voter registration.
On Friday, Tuju claimed that IEBC had supplied extra 225 BVR kits in the opposition strongholds.
"NASA/Cord areas have received a larger number of biometric voter registration kits and in our own computation, they 225 extra machine," said Tuju.
Tuju's claims were dismissed by IEBC.