ODM is opposed to the "State House-driven so-called parliamentary process" on the IEBC stalemate.
Secretary for political affairs Opiyo Wandayi said the electoral reforms that the coalition has been agitating for must be undertaken through an all-inclusive process.
"Parliament is just but one of the players in this matter. The latest attempt by a cabal of MP's to move forward this agenda, though laudable, is highly suspicious," he said.
In a statement to newsrooms on Tuesday, Wandayi
reiterated
that
IEBC commissioners must vacate office without further delay.
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The Ugunja MP also said that an all-inclusive people's dialogue outside Parliament is necessary to chart a way forward.
"Any other process is doomed to fail with disastrous consequences to the country," Wandayi added.
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On Monday, Cord and Jubilee MPs were in a closed door meeting over the IEBC
stalemate. The outcome is yet to be known.
On May 25, Cord
demonstrations against the IEBC and gave the
government
10 days to respond to dialogue calls.
Senators James Orengo and Johnstone Muthama said they want to resolve the stalemate amicably.
President Uhuru Kenyatta said he is available to engage every Kenyan on general issues including politics adding
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Cord wants IEBC commissioners out of office before the 2017 general elections.
Heads of foreign missions also said
Kenyans must take every opportunity for
on the IEBC stalemate.
The envoys said dialogue was necessary in order to solve the current standoff between the government and the opposition.