Kenyan Govt plans to ban beer parlors for one week to ensure citizens don't vote under the influence of alcohol

With the Kenyan general election holding in two
months time, the body in charge of drug abuse in
the country has proposed that all beer parlors be
closed for one week ahead of the August election.
Victor Okioma, the CEO of National Authority for
the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse,
was quoted by local TV station Citizen TV, saying
that the move would ensure people don’t vote
under the influence of alcohol.
According to him, the ban should make voters
sober so that they visibly vote for the right
candidate.
The general election will take place on Tuesday,
August 8, 2017. President Uhuru Kenyatta will
be hoping to retain the seat of the Presidency
when he faces his strong opposition, Raila
Odinga.