If all four IEBC Bosses quite, tribunal will have no work and MPs are considering turning it into an inquiry.
The tribunal formed to investigate the conduct of the IEBC vice Chairperson Juliana Cherera will have no more work if all the four resigned from their positions. President William Ruto's allies are keen to make sure that Juliana Cherera and the other three Commissioners face the music after protesting against president William Ruto's victory during the August 9 presidential election.
Some Kenyans have asked president William Ruto that he shouldn't have gone after the IEBC vice Chairperson Juliana Cherera and the other three Commissioners. Remember that Wafula Chebukati was not asked to resign Despite that the Supreme Court nullified the 2017 presidential election.
Earlier today lawyer Donald Kipkorir said that Irene Masit asked him to stop any plan to remove them from their positions in the court. It's now a matter of wait and see what happens in the coming months if president William Ruto will recall the IEBC four or not.
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