Kenya's opposition has released what it calls "authentic" election results that show opposition leader Raila Odinga won the August vote.

The Supreme Court nullified that election in which President Uhuru Kenyatta was declared the victor. Odinga had petitioned the court claiming hackers infiltrated the electoral commission's system and changed results in favor of Kenyatta.

The Supreme Court said it nullified Kenyatta's win because of irregularities and illegalities, noting that the commission declined to open its servers for court scrutiny.

Odinga's lawyer, James Orengo, said Friday that the opposition cannot reveal how it obtained the "authentic" information from the electoral commission's servers.

Kenya's government has not commented.

The Supreme Court ordered a fresh election on Oct. 26 which Kenyatta won. Odinga boycotted while claiming a lack of electoral reforms.