Police have advised Kenyans to follow proceedings from home when the Supreme Court sits to pass its verdict on the presidential petition on Monday.
The court said it will deliver judgment from noon.
In a statement on Saturday, acting Inspector General of Police Noor Gabow advised against gathering outside court premises at Milimani Law Courts.
"We wish to advice the general public to avoid gathering at the Supreme Court during the ruling, or congregating in public gatherings but follow the proceedings from the comfort of their homes," Gabow said.
If anything, the acting IG said access to the court precincts will be limited to the public and all roads leading to the Supreme Court will be closed.
"Traffic police officers shall be deployed adequately to direct traffic around the court facility," he said.
On August 22, Azimio la Umoja supporters jammed the court precincts as coalition leader Raila Odinga was filing his petition.
Jubilant supporters of the veteran politician camped outside the court for hours as Raila and his team delivered track-full of documents as evidence in the petition.
The Court will on Monday, September 5, 2022 deliver its verdict on the petition after the conclusion of a three-day hearing on Friday.
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