Speaker of the National Assembly Moses Wetangula has for the first time spoken about Gachagua’s Impeachment Motion, thus confirming it’s presence.
Wetangula, who was speaking at the Wamunyu Catholic Church in Machakos County confirmed the presence of Gachagua’s Impeachment motion in parliament as it waits to be tabled on Tuesday.
Additionally, the speaker vowed to support the motion against Gachagua, this coming just days after Deputy Speaker Gladys Boss Shollei also vowed to lead the Impeachment motion in parliament against the Deputy President.
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According to Wetangula, we must not support politics of ethnicity, tribalism and regional politics that aims to devide the country and we must live peacefully as kenyans without labelling each other in accordance to regions we cone from.
This comes after UDA Party Acting Secretary General Hassan Omar confirmed that a total of 300 MPs have appended their signatures in the Impeachment Motion and was presented to the Speaker Wetangula’s office for approval before tabling on Tuesday.
Leaders from Rift Valley are reported to have been the first to meet on Tuesday before other groups from the Mt. Kenya, Western, and Coast regions followed suit, with a hotel in Lavington, Nairobi, serving as the point of convergence for some groups.
Among charges lined up against Gachagua as revealed to NTV include disrespecting the President, corruption, abuse of office by allocating public resources to private use, tribalism and even revealing state secrets against the oath of secrecy he took.
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It’s still unclear who the sponsor of the motion will be as speculations from the assembly claim that even vocal leaders from Mt Kenya are not willing to sponsor the motion but report has it that Kimilili MP Didmus Barasa will sponsor it.