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Former Bungoma DG Ditches Azimio to Ford Kenya Party, Received by Speaker Moses Wetangula

Immediate former Bungoma deputy governor Prof. Charles Ngome has today officially ditched opposition Azimio movement to FORD Kenya party.

Charles Ngome who unsuccessfully vied for Bungoma senatorial seat on a DAP-K party has decided to join his former FORD Kenya party after retrospection.

" The common good is always greater than individual good. After retrospection, I made the bold decision to accept the invitation by speaker Moses Wetangula to rejoin the FORD Kenya party" posted Charles Ngome on his official Facebook page.

The former Azimio movement politician was warmly welcomed back to FORD Kenya party by national assembly speaker Moses Wetangula and Bungoma senator Wafula Wakori.

" I pledged my support for Hon. Wafula Wakori and tirelessly campaigned for his election to the Bungoma senatorial seat" added Charles Ngome.

DAP- K party is one of the affiliate political parties in larger Azimio movement. Prof. Ngome used the political vehicle to vie for Bungoma senatorial seat. He however lost to then FORD Kenya party candidate Wetangula.

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