Lawyer Ahmednasir Abdullahi advises Rigathi Gachagua to resign before tomorrow afternoon

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua is expected to face the Senators who are now holding his fate after 282 members of the National Assembly expelled him
The senators are expected to investigate in detail all the charges that formed the basis of Gachagua's removal
Apparently, with little chance of persuading the senators otherwise, the vice president has been advised to resign to save himself politically

Nairobi – Now it is a matter of a few hours before the attention of the country turns to the Senate, where the activities to remove the Vice President Rigathi Gachagua will be completed.

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua (pictured) will face the senators regarding his removal from power starting this Wednesday. Photo: Rigathi Gachagua.
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The upper house, under Speaker Amason Kingi, will organize its special sessions from Wednesday, October 16, when Gachagua's charges will be thoroughly investigated.

The hearings will continue after the High Court in Nairobi refused to approve Gachagua's request to prevent the Senate from proceeding with the impeachment case.

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Considering the progress in court, the lawyer Ahmednasir Abdullahi now he advises Gachagua to consider leaving the seat to save his political life, considering that people who have been removed from power in Kenya are barred from holding public office.

According to Ahmednasir, Gachagua has a short grace period for him to save himself politically.

The only remedy, the lawyer says, is the vice president's honorable resignation.

“Hon. Rigathi Gachagua has a very short time to resign. If he wants to have a new life in politics, he must resign before the motion to remove him from power begins in the Senate. If he tries to resign in the middle of the process when the process to remove him from power will be completed. in the motion and the evidence is on the table and prosecuted by the representatives of the National Assembly, the Senate will not stop the process and give judgment, his resignation belatedly, without supporting tomorrow, the soonest,” said Ahmednasir.

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