Nairobi county governor Johnson Sakaja has withdrawn his testimony as a witness for the National Assembly in the ongoing impeachment proceedings against Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.[…]CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE▶
The county boss flew to North America, where he is attending the prestigious Bloomberg CityLab, a global summit organised by Bloomberg Philanthropies.
Sakaja was among several individuals, including Kibwezi West MP Mwengi Mutesi, businessman Peterson Njomo Muchira, KEMSA CEO Andrew Mulwa, and secretary to the Cabinet Mercy Wanjau, who were listed to testify regarding allegations against Gachagua.
In his earlier affidavit, Sakaja accused Gachagua of opposing the relocation of traders from Nairobi’s Wakulima Market to Kangundo Road Market.
He claimed that Gachagua, recklessly disregarding the dignity of his office, unlawfully interfered with the operations of the Nairobi county government.
Sakaja alleged that the deputy president held a rally that incited citizens against lawful directives concerning the planning and management of the markets.
The governor emphasised that the county government decided to relocate traders, asserting that Gachagua’s actions violated the principle of separation of powers…CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ARTICLES>>>
