Fresh twist on the resignation of IEBC vice chairperson Juliana Cherera and commissioner Justus nyang'aya as another UDA lawmaker alleges the two groups involved in their resignation recently.
While speaking during an interview today, Belgut member of parliament Hon Nelson Koech has raised eyebrows for saying that the commissioners are being told to resign by their owners because they don't want to be exposed in the tribunal, he further mentioned the name of two groups allegedly involved in their recent move saying that those people involved in their resignation are senior people in the government and some are already calling for demonstrations as per now.
His utterance led to the question of if Kikuyu member of parliament is involved since he had earlier pleaded with the Cherera four to resign , he denied saying that that move was for personal reasons. However, the lawmaker has maintained that even if they resign they still want to find out the people behind the four commissioners maintaining that whether in government or in opposition. Watch this video.
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