Seven Solid Pieces of Evidence Proving Raila Odinga Won the 2022 Presidential Election

Life often presents us with challenges and situations where things are not immediately clear, especially when crimes or mistakes occur. In the heat of the moment, we might miss key clues, but upon reflection, many signs emerge that reveal what really happened. This is especially true in the case of political events, where the truth often unfolds slowly, with hidden details coming to light.

Here are seven compelling pieces of evidence that, in my opinion, prove beyond doubt that Raila Odinga won the 2022 presidential election, and not only did he win, but he did so by a massive margin:

1. The Behavior of Former IEBC Chairman Wafula Chebukati Human behavior speaks volumes, and Chebukati's actions speak to his knowledge of the election's true outcome. When invited to the National Dialogue Committee, he refused to attend, which can be interpreted as someone avoiding scrutiny when faced with inconvenient facts. If Chebukati had nothing to hide, he would have eagerly seized the chance to prove his position, but instead, he backed out.

2. Resistance to Opening Election Servers The fact that the election servers have yet to be opened is telling. If Raila had lost the election, the winning side would have been eager to prove this by opening the servers, thereby resolving any doubts. Instead, the resistance to opening the servers suggests that the true results are being hidden, pointing to the likelihood that Raila won, as the integrity of the data is being suppressed.

3. The Treatment of the 'Cherera Four' IEBC Commissioners The forced resignation of four IEBC commissioners, under intense pressure and threats, further strengthens the argument that something was being concealed. If their claims were baseless or fabricated, there would have been no reason to intimidate or remove them from office. This behavior strongly suggests that they had access to critical information that certain powers wanted to keep hidden.

4. Body Language of UDA Officials The physical reactions of individuals often betray their true feelings. When UDA officials claim they won the election, their body language sometimes reveals nervousness, contradicting their words. Telling lies triggers physical responses, such as face itching, lip-drying, and even avoiding eye contact, and these signs have been observed in numerous officials when discussing the results.

5. The Election Map The election map, which showed vast areas in blue (supporting Raila), is a clear indication that the majority of the population backed him. However, the official results did not align with this visual reality. If the areas with the highest population density overwhelmingly supported Raila, how could the results suggest otherwise?

6. Media Crisis in Kenya Post-Election After the election, Kenyan media houses faced a crisis when their viewership and advertising revenue declined sharply, indicating that the public wasn't buying into the narrative presented by the government. This sudden drop in media engagement points to a broader disconnect between the government's claims and the actual public sentiment.

7. Overwhelming Fake Propaganda Accounts On social media, fake accounts were used to promote certain political narratives, but these accounts are no longer as effective. The absence of significant support for the government online, and the overwhelming pro-Raila sentiment, suggests that the initial narrative pushed by the government through fake accounts is crumbling. This shift indicates that the real support base was always with Raila, and the supposed 7 million supporters of the government never truly existed.

In conclusion, these seven pieces of evidence strongly point to the fact that Raila Odinga did not just win the election, but he won by a landslide. The ongoing suppression of truth and manipulation of information only serves to reinforce this conclusion.