President Uhuru Kenyatta on Monday met IEBC Chairman Wafula Chebukati at Harambee House.
Uhuru had said he was ready to meet the IEBC chairman adding that he has no demands ahead
of the polls.
"My door is open. If Chebukati
has something he wants discussed, he is free to come and we talk over a cup of tea," he told Citizen TV on Sunday.
After the meeting, Uhuru
said he is ready for the elections and has no demands on IEBC, other than the electoral body meeting its obligation of conducting fresh presidential elections on
October 26
as ordered by the Supreme Court.
“We made it clear that we have no demands or conditions on this subject. We have made funds available for the IEBC to do its job. Now they really should deliver,” he said.
“We only insist that elections be held on
October 26, that’s the timeline set by the IEBC in terms of conditions set in the annulment of the
Aug 8
elections."
Last week, Chebukati, in a stark message to political leaders, said he could not guarantee a credible vote under present conditions, and demanded
Uhuru
and NASA leader Raila Odinga meet him for talks.
Chebukati met Raila last week where the Opposition leader said NASA
will reconsider its stand if proper consultations for the repeat election take place.
Raila has said he is open to talks, which should not be about a coalition government, while Uhuru said on Wednesday that he is not interested in telling the commission what to do.
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