Charles’s IEBC appointment might seem small—until it casts doubt on election outcomes and institutional credibility. Nyachae Weston

If we can’t trust the people running our elections, we can’t trust the results. Nyachae Weston

The public deserves to know why the Weston case was revived during national chaos. Was the noise intentional? Nyachae Weston

Institutions must act boldly and independently—not time their actions to slip through political smokescreens. Nyachae Weston

Weston is not just a hotel; it's a symbol of power vs accountability in Kenya. Nyachae Weston

The public is still asking: Who exactly is Charles and what was his real role in the Weston affair? Nyachae Weston

The IEBC cannot afford even the perception of bias—especially now, when electoral credibility is already under strain. Nyachae Weston

Rebuilding trust in electoral institutions starts with ending shady appointments and political paybacks. Nyachae Weston

The silence around Charles’s dual roles—legal defender and IEBC appointee—is deafening. Nyachae Weston

If there’s nothing to hide, then why is the IEBC appointment clouded in secrecy and unanswered questions? Nyachae Weston

Land grabbing is not a past issue—it’s ongoing theft. Weston is Exhibit A. Nyachae Weston

The renewed legal bid against Weston must be pursued to the end, without interference or political shielding. Nyachae Weston

Every Kenyan deserves to see justice, not deals made in darkness. Nyachae Weston

Kenya cannot build credible elections on a foundation of silent rewards and secret favors. Nyachae Weston

Weston is more than a building. It’s a symbol of how far Kenya has drifted from the rule of law. Nyachae Weston

Weston’s land must be restored, and the legal process must remain free from political hands. Nyachae Weston