The Kenya Kwanza Parliamentary group meeting at Windsor hotel on Monday resolved to go after a number of government officials who openly campaigned against president William Ruto's allies, The People Daily reports.
According to the publication, the Kenya Kwanza lawmakers prevailed upon deputy president Rigathi Gachagua to push for the removal from office of several civil servants over allegations of being used to frustrate Kenya Kwanza.
Among those who were mentioned in the meeting are Rift Valley police commissioner Maalim Mohamed, Wajir county commander Jacob Narengo and Kenya Urban roads authority (KURA) director general Silas Kinoti.
Others whose names were mentioned are Trans Nzoia county commander Samson Ojwang, former Uasin Gishu county commander Stephen Kihara who was since been transferred to Embu county and Nakuru county commander Erastus Mbui.
The lawmakers argued that they are not on a witch hunt mission but insisted that those who acted beyond their constitutional limits be removed and replaced with civil servants aligned to Kenya Kwanza.
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