"Hauna Agenda Ingine, Ni Bangi Tu" AG Muturi Sends Warning On Wajackoyah's Moves (Video)
By Princetech (self media writer) | 4 months ago
President William Ruto must exercise caution before establishing a Commission of Inquiry to investigate the previous administration, according to Attorney General Justin Muturi. Muturi asserts that it is a fact that such a move may be seen through the lens of vengeance, which makes it politically unpopular and detrimental.
The Attorney General acknowledges that Uhuru should not be pursued because the country's democracy is fragile. However, the AG acknowledges that the best course of action is to establish a commission of inquiry against Uhuru Kenyatta.
The president ran his campaign on the platform of establishing a commission of inquiry during the polls on August 9th. It appears that the idea that Rigathi Gachagua and other Kenya Kwanza leaders are pushing has been abandoned.
However, Gachagua and Muturi acknowledge that corrupt leaders must face the law. Some leaders have attempted a coup and must be punished for it. Do you agree with AG Muturi's perception towards Wajackoyah? Share your views.
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