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    Nairobi Woman Rep Elect, Esther Passaris Lashes Out At John Kerry on Twitter

    Merxcine CushBy Merxcine CushAugust 16, 2017No Comments1 Min Read
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    Nairobi women representative elect Esther Passaris lashed out on Mr. John Kerry’s twitter post.

    The former US Secretary of State was one of the international observers that were in Kenya last week.

    He had described Kenya’s election as free, fair and credible.

    Read:Kidero, Sifuna Reject Results, Want Physical Recount

    In his tweet he said that he had Kenya in his thoughts,asked for the complaints to be resolved in courts and the police to allow for peaceful assembly.

    https://twitter.com/JohnKerry/status/897141573112258560

    Passaris was having none of it as she said that even the most celebrated brains in Kenya did not see the court as an option.

    When one of our most celebrated lawyers does not see our courts as an option for justice it speaks volumes about our institutional failures.

    — Esther Muthoni Passaris (@EstherPassaris) August 14, 2017

    She went further to tell Kerry that he should have been man enough and retract the blanket nod that he gave to the election process.

    You have the US State Machinery and intelligence to investigate and be man enough to retract your blanket nod on the Kenyan elections.

    — Esther Muthoni Passaris (@EstherPassaris) August 15, 2017

    Sad state of affairs for a country with so much potential. We have the best brains but our greed is insatiable & our integrity diminishing.

    — Esther Muthoni Passaris (@EstherPassaris) August 14, 2017

    Ms. Esther Passaris is one of the most vocal members of the NASA coalition who won the Nairobi Woman Representative seat beating Jubilee’s Rachel Shebesh.

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