Whistleblower says a team was recruited to manipulate results

Former anti-graft czar John Githongo (left) at a city hotel during a past event. [Stafford Ondego, Standard]

An alleged confession by a man said to be a whistleblower will form part of the evidence that Azimio la Umoja-One Kenya Coalition will use to discredit the August 9 presidential election.

The whistleblower, who is introduced to the case by former anti-graft czar John Githongo in an affidavit before the Supreme Court, alleges that he was part of a team of 56 people dubbed 'The Team' and who had been recruited to allegedly manipulate the results.

A team of 10 computer specialists allegedly headed this team, according to court documents.