After a battle with a section of Meru county governor Hon Kawira Mwangaza and Meru MCAs seems to be on an ending note as governor Kawira apologized to them seventy times.
This apology came after a High Court ruling that stopped her impeachment motion against her leadership.
The high Court barred the impeachment motion speculating that the county lawmakers did not follow up the prescribed procedures. It was added that the ruling was aimed at threatening hon Kawira.
To celebrate this ruling, Hon Kawira Mwangaza said sorry 70 times to MCAs to represent the 69 MCAs and one for the county assembly.
To watch the video, click https://www.facebook.com/105983259496/posts/pfbid02kib6Q49gsenP8QCWU42qGvAfpV5RZUT3Pi8LKMzo9G7h2eBAKKyXDCH2T52AyZfxl/?app=fbl
It is good that Hon Kawira Mwangaza has taken an initiative to apologize to MCAs over this issue. We hope they will now focus on serving Kenyans.
What is your view concerning this step taken by governor Kawira Mwangaza? Feel free to drop your comment.
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