NASA presidential candidate Raila Odinga (in yellow court), during a presser in Nairobi, August 10, 2017. [Photo|ODM]Opposition leader Raila Odinga has reiterated his stand, on the presidential election results, saying he can not accept flawed results.Odinga has been trailing behind incumbent President Uhuru Kenyatta since end of voting on Tuesday. On Thursday, the gap of IEBC provisional results was a 54%-45% split.The National Super Alliance (Nasa) presidential candidate told CNN that the elections was rigged to favour Kenyatta, after the IEBC servers were allegedly hacked and called for immediate inveinvestigations."I want an independent audit of the transaction log to the server," the former Prime Minister told CNN, Thursday.He also took issue with international election observers, after most said IEBC conducted free and fair elections.Several observers such as the AU Mission, COMESA, and the Carter Centre being led by former US Secretary of State John Kerry hailed IEBC for a job well done, and asked Kenyans to maintain calm, awaiting official presidential election results from the IEBC.Nasa has since released its presidential election results, which puts Odinga on the lead with 8.4 million votes, and Uhuru at 7.7 million votes.The alliance has also demanded that IEBC declares Odinga the president.

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