- Jubilee party general secretary Jeremiah Kioni welcomed the court's decision saying it would reduce the party's extreme
- Kioni compared to move parties to “political prostitution,” blaming for instability and bad governance after the 2022 elections
- He called on leaders to focus on political discipline and trust rather than converting coalitions to personal interests
- Kioni claimed that if the resolution had saved a large number of people, the 2024 financial bill would be prevented, and the possibility of preventing deaths during the Gen Z protests
Nairobi – Jubilee Party Secretary General Jeremiah Kioni has welcomed a court decision that declared a resolution to be a majority of the national parliament.
Source: UGC
The former Ndaragwa MP said the decision would reduce the growing process of moving the party.
Speaking in court after the decision, Kioni did not hesitate to criticize politicians who change obedience for personal gain, comparing the tradition to political prostitution.
Kioni claimed the vice -president was accused of what he described as political unrest in the country after the 2022 elections.
“It is this decision to have so many masters, you don't know what a prostitute is. Now for the politics of prostitute. . He commented.
Kioni reiterated that leaders must maintain political integrity rather than changing alliances in personal interest.
“Political prostitution is part of our culture and it is not a good thing we need people must have political and personal integrity,” he stressed.
How would the resolution save the life of Gen Z
The Jubilee SG complained that the lack of political discipline had led to stability in Parliament, affecting important decision -making processes.
Kioni further claimed that if the resolution had maintained its legitimate quantity in Parliament, the 2024 financial bill would be prevented.
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The open -speaking politician claimed that the move would save life during the The procession of June 2024 led by General Z.
Kioni kept a few words to the Speaker of the National Assembly Moses Wetang'ula who was also criticized by three judges.
“If we had the right number in parliament it is possible that we would stop the passing of the 2024 financial bill. The life of Gen Z who were killed would not be lost. He insisted.
Why did the Supreme Court decide against Kenya first
The decision, which strengthens the position of a resolution in the national parliament, has brought shock to the political situation.
The court found that Wetang'ula violated the constitution when he announced Kenya first Be a majority party in October 2022.
In a decision made by three judges on Friday, February 7, judges John Chigiti, Jairus Ngaah and Lawrence Mugambi confirmed that the resolution is the one holding the majority votes in the National Assembly.
The decision followed Wetang'ula's complex decision to re -hand over 14 members from various parties to Kenya first, and to change the balance of powers and favor the ruling coalition.
However, the court said that the Speaker had no legal reasons for the decision.
The three judges' bench said that although the Speaker of Parliament had evidence from the Registrar of Political Parties showing that the Resolution Coalition was the main party, he completely ignored the evidence.
The judges said that the allegations of the Speaker and the leader of the majority Kimani Ichung'wa that there was a post -election agreement between One Kenya Alliance and other Resolution Coalition parties were never supported by any evidence.
An additional report by Zipporah Weru, the author of TUKO.
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