Kawira Mwangaza has finally returned to her office in Meru after the High Court in Milimani stopped her impeachment by the Senate yesterday.
In a post through her social media platform, Facebook, the embattled Governor posted a picture in her office desk in Meru and said that she will lead the people of Meru for ten years despite all the challenges thrown at her.
“Kabati kabati kaende kaende #MbeuyaNgai #KumiBilaBreak So help me God,” the embattled Governor posted in a message to show that she will lead for ten years without a stop
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This comes a day after Justice Bahati Mwamuye of Milimani High Courts granted orders stopping her impeachment by the Senate until the case that was certified as urgent was heard and determined.
The court also restrained the speaker of the Senate or any other authority from declaring or publishing the vacancy of the Governor’s office in the Kenya Gazette. These orders are to remain in effect until the case is heard and determined.
Due to these orders, Kawira Mwangaza will continue to hold office as the Governor of Meru till the court rules otherwise in what is likely to be her last kick before the ouster after the Senate.
The post on Facebook on her presence in her office has triggered both negative, positive and humorous reactions with many claiming that her political enemies must be feeling sad.
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However, Mwangaza has until September 17, 2024 when her case will be heard at the High Court after the Senate and its Speaker files a response to Governor Mwangaza’s application on her impeachment.