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Meru residents, have left Kenyans talking on different social media platforms. This is after they chanted a public participation organised at County Assembly premises Kawira Mwangaza's impeachment.
According to the source, the residents were shouting saying that Kawira Mwangaza must go, something that has raised eyebrows online.
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Now, this news concerning Meru residents wanting Kawira Mwangaza to leave office, has gone viral on different social media platforms where by, it's sparking mixed reactions currently.
Many are out to say that this is a big blow to Kawira if voters have started supporting her impeachment while, others are out to say that Kawira should now give up and resign since, things are getting worse as time goes by.
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Anyway, do you think Kawira should resign before her impeachment according to you? Share your thoughts as you share this news to your friends.
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