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How to win elections: I was told to play with my manhood daily at 3am until party nominations

Deputy President William Ruto addressing Jubilee Party National delegates as NASA presidential candidate Raila Odinga addresses locals at Tononoka grounds in Mombasa County

The dust has settled and Kenyans have moved on. But not the politicians who missed party nominations, an exercise those who spoke to The Nairobian described as  a “big fallacy and mockery of democracy.”

Indeed, any woman who won in a seat contested by men should be saluted for she is special and made of political steel.

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