A section of Kiambu Members of County Assembly (MCAs) are today calling on President William Ruto to tame his Deputy, Rigathi Gachagua and UDA Secretarty General Veronica Maina to over dictatorship and constant threats.
Led by Ndeiya Ward MCA Nelson Munga, the Angy Members of County Assemblies blamed the UDA party Secretarty General, SG for Allegedly interfering with the affairs of the County Assembly by imposing its leadership on them claiming that the Deputy President, Rigathi Gachagua is part of the scheme through forcing them with unpopular Candidate.
Addressing the press at the County Assembly buildings, they urged President William Ruto to rein in the party officials bent on killing democracy in the party. They were reacting after they received two letters both dated September, 26 and 27, 2022 written by the Sectetary General indicating that House leadership had duly been nominated by the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) party
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