"That Was Illegal & a Malpractice" UDA Sings Raila's Tune After By-election Loss
United Democratic Alliance (UDA) Candidate for Bungoma Senatorial race Mwambu Mabonga has conceded defeat in the December 8th by-election by the Ford Kenya candidate Wafula Wakoli. Wakoli and who had the endorsement of the Speaker of the National Assembly Moses Wetangula as well as the Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi won the seat after garnering 66,032 votes while Mabonga got 45,907 votes, with the Azimio candidate Wafula Wamunyinyi coming third with 20,519 votes.
Another Swearing in to Take Place on December 30th as Speaker Wetangula is Formally Replaced
Moses Francis Masika Wetangula is the current Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of Kenya. Wetangula who was elected as per the pre-election pact signed by Kenya Kwańza affiliate Parties, was elected as Bungoma County Senator in the August ninth general elections. As per the Constitutional dictates and stipulations, it was incumbent upon Wetangula to resign as the Bungoma Senator to be elected as the Speaker of the National Assembly.
Breaking News; Bungoma Senator Wafula Wakoli Takes Oath Of Office (Photos)
Today, Bungoma Senator hon Wafula David Wakoli has today taken the oath of the office. The ceremony has just taken place at senate chambers presided by senate speaker hon Amazon Kingi. The Bungoma Senatorial elections was held this month on 8 December 2022. The seat was left vacant after Moses Wetangula was elected as the speaker of the national assembly.
NEWS JUST IN: “I Hope The New Senator Will Learn So Fast,” Cherargei Tells Bungoma New Senator Elect
Bungoma County Senator Elect, Hon. David Wafula Wakoli, was welcomed to the Senate ahead of the Meru County Governor Kawira Mwangaza`s final hearing following her impeachment petition filed by the MCAs. Senator Wakoli, was accompanied by the Nandi Senator Samson Cherargei ahead of his swearing into office before he joined the rest of the colleague in the impeachment motion.
Kenya Kwanza Allies Allege Who They'll Support to Succeed Ruto Ahead of 2032 Election
Kenya Kwanza allies from Western region have promised to support Speaker Moses Wetangula in the 2032 presidential poll. According to leaders led by Webuye East MP Martin Wanyonyi, Wetangula was the best person to succeed President William Ruto after the end of his two terms. The MP castigated Eugine Wamalwa's bid to contest in 2027 poll saying that Ruto should be allowed to complete his 10 years.
Bungoma County Senator Elect Wafula Wakoli Condoles With The Family Of Zacharia Barasa
The Bungoma County Senator elect Hon Wafula Wakoli joined the people of Township ward in Kanduyi constituency during the send-off ceremony of the late Mzee David Nekutima, father-in-law to the former Bungoma county gubernatorial candidate and embattled auctioneer Zacharia Barasa. The Bungoma county Senator elect Hon Wafula Wakoli noted that he will strive to ensure all leaders work together so as to promptly claim the region's stake in Kenya Kwanza Government which will open up western region development opportunities therefore increasing employment opportunities for better infrastructure and improved living standards.
" Surely My Brother " Khalwale Finally Responds To Didmus Barasa Over Bungoma Senator Election Loss.
Kakamega senator Dr. Boni Khalwale has finally responded to Kimilili Member of Parliament Didmus Barasa over his previous statement on twitter after the results for Bungoma senatorial elections were declared. The MP had laughed at the vocal senator after the candidate he was supporting, Mwambu Mabonga, was defeated by Ford Kenya's Wafula Wakoli.
Senate Speaker Kingi Sets Date For Swearing-in Of Bungoma Senator-elect Wafula Wakoli
Senate Speaker Amason Jeffah Kingi has gazetted Friday 30th December, 2022 as a day of Special sitting of the Senate. The senators are expected to debate on the report of the special Committee that was formed to probe the impeachment of Meru County governor Kawira Mwangaza. The commitee is expected to finish sitting today.
Monthly Salary Wafula Wakoli Will Be Earning After Winning Bungoma Senator Seat
The Bungoma senate seat fell vacant soon after the 9th August 2022 general elections after Moses Wetangula whom Bungoma residents had voted into the aforementioned position reigned, Wetangula was elected as the speaker of the 13th parliament by the members of parliament. The seat attracted three main contestants, that is Wafula Wakoli of the Ford Kenya party, Mwambu Mabonga of UDA, and Wafula Wamunyinyi of DAP-K.
Didmus Barasa's Message To Wafula Wakoli After Clinching Bungoma Senatorial Seat
Finally, National Assembly speaker Moses Wetangula has been replaced in Bungoma senatorial seat. His Ford Kenya candidate Wafula Wakoli beat the other candidates by far to win the seat. He could not hide his joy as it was a dream come true. UDA candidate was number two then DAP-K's Wafula Wamunyinyi number three.
Wafula Wakoli speaks after his swearing-in as Bungoma Senator succeeding Moses Wetangula
Bungoma Senator- elect Wafula Wakori was officially sworn in today at parliamentary buildings in Nairobi. The youthful politician was flanked by Nandi Senator Samson Cheragei during his swearing in and witnessed by several senators in attendance. Wafula Wakori has broken his silence hours after officially assuming the Bungoma county senatorial seat succeeding his predecessor Moses Wetangula.
Wetangula Breaks Silence After His Ally Trounced Ruto & Raila Candidates in Bungoma Senatorial Race
Ford Kenya's Wafula Wakoli has won the Bungoma Senatorial by-election after a heated contest. Wakoli garnered 66,023 votes to clinch the seat while his closest competitor, United Democratic Alliance (UDA's) Mwambu Mabonga, managed to get 45,907 votes. Azimio la Umoja's Wafula Wamunyinyi however came in third with 20,519 votes.
Speaker Wetangula celebrates FORD Kenya's Wafula Wakori victory in Bungoma senatorial polls
Speaker Wetangula with other FORD Kenya leaders during the campaign period. FORD Kenya party Senatorial candidate Wafula Wakori has bagged the seat after trouncing down his two close competitors. The youthful politician garnered 64,009 votes to win the Bungoma senatorial seat. Former Bumula legislator Mwambu Mabonga who was the UDA party candidate came distant second with 45, 682 votes.
Senator Khalwale Breaks Silence After UDA Candidate in Bungoma Senate Race Was Floored by Ford-Kenya
Ford Kenya party's candidate in the Bungoma Senatorial race by-election held on Thursday,8th December 2022, Hon Wafula Wakoli has won the race. Wakoli garnered 66,023 votes to clinch the seat while his closest competitor, United Democratic Alliance (UDA's) Mwambu Mabonga, managed to get 45,907 votes.
Just In: Ford Kenya Candidate Wafula Wakoli Wins Bungoma Senate Seat
Moses Wetangula's resignation to run for Speaker of the National Assembly left the Bungoma senate seat open. The results of the Bungoma Senatorial By-Election held on December 8 have been announced, with David Wafula Wakoli, a Ford Kenya candidate, winning. He defeated his two main rivals, Mwambu Mabonga of the UDA and Wafula Wamunyinyi of the Azimio, handily.
Wafula Wakoli Of Ford Kenya Wins In Bungoma Senatorial By Election.
David Wafula Wakoli has emerged winner in the just concluded Bungoma senatorial by election. Wafula Wakoli receives his certificate at Mabanga ATC, source files. Wakoli who has been the Personal Assistant of National assembly speaker Moses Wetangula garnered 66,115 votes in a hotly contested race. Former Bumula Mp Moses Mwambu Mabonga of UDA came second with 45,907 votes whereas former Kanduyi Mp Wafula Wamunyinyi of Azimio came third with 20,529 votes.
Moses Wetangula and Didmus Barasa Remarks On Wafula Wakoli Clinching the Bungoma Senatorial Seat
Wafula Wakoli has emerged the winner of the Bungoma Senatorial By-election after garnering 64,009 votes against his close competitor UDA candidate, Mwambu Mabongah who got 45,682 votes. "Ford Kenya's Wafula Wakoli trounces Ruto's UDA candidate in Bungoma Senatorial race", Kenyans.co.ke reported. Speaker of the National Assembly Moses Wetangula has reacted to the victory of his candidate Wafula Wakoli.
Wakoli wins Bungoma Senate Seat
David Wafula Wokoli has been declared as the winner of the Bungoma seneterial . The by-elections were held on Thursday December.The announcement was made by the returning officer Grace Rono. Wokoli won the race with 66,032 votes, followed by the UDA'S candidate Mwambu Mabonga who had 45,907 votes and the the third was Wamunyinyi who was the Azimio candidate had 20,519 votes.
Wakoli triumphs in Bungoma by-election, Azimio's Wamunyinyi falls to third place
The recent Bungoma senatorial by-elections were a hotly contested race, with Ford Kenya's Wafula Wakoli emerging as the clear victor. Wakoli garnered a impressive 64,009 votes, easily defeating his closest competitor, Mwambu Mabonga of the United Democratic Alliance (UDA), who received 45,682 votes.
Speaker Wetangula's Formal Replacement Will Be Formally Sworn In At Another Ceremony On December 30.
Presently serving as Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of Kenya is Moses Francis Masika Wetangula. In the general elections held on August 9th, Wetangula, who was chosen as Senator for Bungoma County, was chosen in accordance with the pre-election agreement agreed by Kenya Kwaza affiliate Parties.