- Majority Leader in the National Assembly Kimani Ichung'wah denied allegations of a conspiracy to impeach Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua
- The Kikuyu Member of Parliament accused Gachagua of using the narrative of being removed from power to incite Mt Kenya residents against the MPs
- Ichung'wah criticized Gachagua for wanting public sympathy after failing to lead the agenda of Kenya First
Siaya – The leader of the majority in the National Assembly, Kimani Ichung'wah, has dismissed allegations of plans to fire the Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
Source: UGC
Speaking in Siaya county on Saturday, September 21, Ichung'wah claims the impeachment debate was sparked by Gachagua himself.
Is Gachagua inciting the residents of Mount Kenya?
According to Ichung'wah, MPs of Kenya First Union have never planned to fire the second in command.
The Kikuyu Member of Parliament claimed that Gachagua has been using the narrative of being removed from power to incite the residents of Mount Kenya against their MPs.
“The point of indicting him is you yourself because you are the one who talks about it frequently, the deputy president being an MP for only five years, he may not have learned much about what is going on in parliament. As the leader of the majority I can say. Kenyans have never had any plans to accuse him, with those he walks with.
He also criticized Gachagua for wanting public sympathy after failing to defend the agenda of Kenya First.
“No one, not even the president or his deputy, should think that he can threaten the parliamentarians from doing their job. Motions to remove them are part of our management of government officials, and the DP is no exception, so is the president,” Member of Parliament Kikuyu he added.
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Meanwhile, the deputy president said his removal cannot be initiated without the consent of his boss, President William Ruto.
Gachagua revealed that serious issues such as the ousting of the vice president must be the focus of the head of state.
According to him, according to the structure of the current administration, complex laws and issues that have a major impact on the country must be examined in the Parliamentary Assembly (PG) convened by Ruto before the matter is taken to parliament.
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