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Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has said that only the opening of the servers showing results from all polling stations will bring closure to the debate on who won the 2022 presidential election.

Kalonzo warned leaders from his party who had already recognized Dr William Ruto as President that the opening of the servers could reveal a different verdict.

“We want the servers showing results from all polling stations to be opened so that we know whether it is Raila who won or Ruto, that is what will bring end to this matter,” he said.

Illegitimate government

He said his position was that he  had not recognized the Kenya Kwanza government as illegitimate even as leaders from the Wiper Party continue to cooperate with the government.

“They (Kenya Kwanza government)will come back because they want to capture Machakos. Be polite but firm.We have not recognized them as government. It is you Machakos who have recognized them,” said  Musyoka  yesterday at  Ngonda village, Matungulu Constituency, Kalonzo told his party members to ‘be careful’ in their cooperation with President William Ruto.

Kalonzo  was making reference to last week’s prayer rally at Kenyatta Stadium in Machakos where President Ruto his Deputy Rigathi Gachagua and other government officials were hosted by Machakos County governor Wavinya Ndeti (Wiper) and his Deputy Francis Mwangangi.

Declaration to cooperate

Ms Ndeti and her deputy have in the past publicly declared their stand to cooperate and work with President Ruto and the national government for the benefit of the people. Reacting to Kalonzo’s comments, Governor Ndeti  reminded the former VP  that she had consulted him before making her move adding that they had agreed on the manner of cooperation with the President.

“His  Excellency Musyoka i talked with him and we agreed that I will work in collaboration with the national government.Wavinya Ndeti belongs to Wiper, let’s respect each other and work in harmony,”said Ndeti.