The following day, 16 August, the dissident IEBC commissioners gave a more detailed explanation of the division within the commission.[136] The vice chair Cherera, Francis Wanderi, Irene Masit, and Justus Nyang’aya, stated that the total percentage exceeded 100%; the results were not processed and analyzed by all the commissioners; Chebukati did not provide the total numbers of registered voters, votes cast, or rejected ballots; accused Chebukati of announcing results prematurely, before votes from some counties had been incorporated;[137] and accused Chebukati of exceeding his legal role.[138] This was disputed by the Elections Observations Group, a Kenyan NGO, who stated "The commission's verification process was credible and every critical player was involved with that process – from observers, political party agents, media, body officials ...