Gachagua alleges IEBC's Chairman and Vice Chair are forcing a Sh6.5 billion tender to South Korea's Miru Systems Technology for personal gain, citing an August 12 memo that transferred dozens of staff who refused to back it falsely.
He warns that installing a new system just 11 months before the August 2027 polls is unfeasible and risks tampering with voter registers in opposition areas. IEBC denies favoritism, calls staff moves routine, and notes the tender faces a legal challenge with proceedings suspended.