Here Is The Main Reason Why Azimio Senators Boycotted Sittings Ahead Of An Important Bill Voting
By Joeblessing (self media writer) | 29 days ago
The news reaching our desk is that the Azimio la Umoja one Kenya Alliance coalation senators have refused to be dominated by the ruling of the speaker. Edwin Sifuna has revealed that they will boycott important motions until they are allowed to work with the leaders of minority brought by the tribunal to them a few days ago.
He was keen to note that she speaker made a ruling claiming that he was going to effect the leadership once a case presented at the court it determined. This is against the standing orders since senate is supposed to act independently and no one should interfere with their proceedings at any particular time.
Sifuna led the other senators yesterday in boycotting the sitting yesterday until their voice it heard. The main aim of this article is to inform you of the current situation in the political arena. Please leave your thoughts in our comments section below.
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