IEBC
chairman Isaack Hassan has said he is ready to step aside if found on the EACC
graft list.
The list
said to have more than 175 names of public officials was handed to President Uhuru
Kenyatta by the EACC, and is set to be tabled on Tuesday.
“I don't
feel pressure after Davis Chirchir stepped aside. He did so because of his
ministerial duties,” Hassan said.
He spoke at
the signing of an MoU with the Association of World Electoral Bodies at Laico
Regency, Nairobi on Monday.
Hassan has
maintained that he was not involved in the ‘Chickengate’ scandal and has
threatened to sue the media for mentioning him in it.
Chirchir,
the Energy CS, left office for the probe insisting that he was innocent and
unaware of the accusations against him.
He is among
five cabinet secretaries who allegedly plan to storm the EACC headquarters
demanding to what they have done wrong and who their accusers are.
Hassan said
the commission drew lessons from the 2013 general election and will streamline
future polls.
The MoU
concerns training IEBC officials on ICT-dependent elections. It covers voter
identification and registration, and results transmission.
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