Moses Wetang'ula is told by the court he cannot lead Ford Kenya when he is the Speaker, it does not

• National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula suffered a crisis after the Supreme Court decided he could no longer be the leader of the Ford Kenya party
• The three judges court ruled that Wetang'ula lost his post as party leader after holding the position of Speaker of the National Assembly
• The Supreme Court also ruled that Wetang'ula violated his role by declaring the Kenyan Union to become a majority party

Nairobi: National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula has suffered another blow after the Supreme Court decided he could not remain as Ford Kenya leader.

Why can't Wetangu'la continue to lead Ford Kenya?

The court said that Wetang'ula leading the party when he was the Speaker of the National Assembly was unconstitutional.

The three judges' court said that Wetang'ula stopped leading Ford Kenya after holding his position as Speaker.

“As soon as he was the Speaker of the National Assembly, he stopped being the leader of Ford Kenya,” The court said.

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The court emphasized the need for Wetang'ula to maintain impartiality in its role, as one of the people serving in the public office.

Did Wetang'ula violate the constitution in his role?

The three judges bench on Friday, February 7, decided that Wetang'ula violated his role as the Speaker, saying that despite having evidence from the Registrar of Political Parties to show the resolution Coalition as a majority party, he ignored it.

The judges said Wetang'ula's claims and majority leader Kimani Ichung'wah about the post -election agreement between One Kenya Alliance and Resolution Coalition are not evidence.

The judges insisted that voters had already decided the party in the elections and that the Speaker's decision could not ignore the wishes of the voters.

As a result, the Supreme Court issued a political blow to President William Ruto in order to decide that the coalition of Union Declaration It is the party of the majority in the national parliament.

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The decision is a major legal victory for a united resolution and is skeptical of the Speaker's impartiality in Parliament matters.

The three judges' court criticized Wetang'ula's role in the ruling decision, emphasizing its duty to maintain constitutional integrity and remain impartial.

They cautioned that the public confidence in Parliament is based on neutrality of the Speaker and warned that superstitious decisions could undermine his trust.

Mother Moses Wetang'ula dies

This follows several weeks after Wetang'ula lost his mother. She was seen in tears as she looked at her body during a prayer mass in Mukhweya, Bungoma County.

Wetang'ula, in photos circulated on social networks, was seen wiping her tears bitterly.

The Speaker was joined by family, friends, and mourners who came out to say goodbye to Mama Anna Namanya Wetang'ula.

He posted an emotional message on social networks, saying that the family would always appreciate his mother's deep love.

He also thanked the time they participated with Mama Namama, and promised to be fond of his death.

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