Month: September 2017

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COUNTIES Coast Eastern Mount Kenya Northern North Rift South Rift Nyanza-Kisii Western Latest Counties Sigoti Girls shut down after dorm fires Two in police custody over theft claims Jubilee supporters calm after court judgement Police deployed ahead of Supreme Court decision SPORTS Football Athletics Rugby Golf Others TalkUp Latest Sports Liverpool demanded Sh 24 billion for Coutinho Sharapova advances into US Open last 16 Mexico book World Cup berth Delight as Serena Williams ‘welcomes baby girl’ BLOGS & OPINION Blogs Commentaries Editorial Cartoons Latest Blogs & Opinion CITY GIRL: Mwirigi, I salute you for showing Kenyan youth that no IKUNDA: Challenges, opportunities await governors NGWIRI: We must seek ways to manage negative anger among Kenyans NDUNGU: Poll conducted in line with the law LIFE AND STYLE Art & Culture Family Health Showbiz Travel Women & Style Magazines Latest Life and Style MY STORY: The power of a dream CELEB CONFESSIONS: I was not kicked out of the US-DJ Alemba Literary works have the power to bridge rifts by nurturing empathy Why the influence of Germans at the coast has endured VIDEOS Search  home news How Millie Odhiambo reacted to Supreme Court judgment FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 1 2017 email print Suba North MP Millie Odhiambo lying on the Suba North MP Millie Odhiambo lying on the ground after the Supreme Court nullified President Uhuru Kenyatta’s win on September 1, 2017. PHOTO | JEFF ANGOTE | NATION MEDIA GROUP In Summary Only a summary of the judgment was read. Mr Odinga stayed with the crowd, which led him to City Hall Way. ADVERTISEMENT By JOHN NGIRACHU More by this Author As National Super Alliance (Nasa) MPs crowded about in front of the cameras after the decision of the Supreme Court, Suba North MP Millie Odhiambo was on another level. She cast off her lawyer’s robe and flung herself on the ground behind the statue of the little naked boy with the fish. As she rose, she said, with tears in her eyes: “I had promised the Lord that I would lie prostrate on the ground in front of the Supreme Court.” As she celebrated the ruling in her unique way, other lawmakers were singing and dancing outside the Supreme Court. CROWD Nasa had earlier demanded a reading of the judgment and their expectation, going by what had been said in the court earlier and the setting of the announcement at 11 am, was that it would be a long wait. Only a summary of the judgment was read.

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