Nandi County Governor Stephen Sang' during a Jubilee campaign rally in Nandi, October 19, 2017. [Photo|Stephen Sang]Nandi County Governor Stephen Sang', now says IEBC chairman Wafula Chebukati, could be planning to exit the electoral agency.Sang, a former Senator in the North Rift County, said Commissioner Dr Roslyn Akombe's resignation made Kenyans see the true personality of Chebukati, after he stood to address the press, few hours after Akombe resigned, Wednesday morning.The governor indicated Chebukati's statement reflected his fears of working at the Commission, and further asked Kenyns to prepare for "another drama from Chebukati."Addressing the press, shortly before Jubilee Party leader President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy William Ruto arrived in the county for the Koitalel Arap Samoei Anniversary, Thursday, Sang asked Kenyatta, to hurriedly sign the controversial Electoral Laws Amendments, into law, so as to ensure Chebukati's duties are replaced, in case he resigns.Sang said he would not be surprised if Chebukati resigns before October 26th, the fresh presidential elections date.On Akombe, the Jubilee governor said the party, was aware that the vocal officer, was allegedly siding with their opponents, NASA.

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