Monday, September 30, 2024 - National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula has expressed support for the impeachment of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, accusing him of sowing chaos and anarchy within the government.
Speaking on Sunday at Wamunyu
Catholic Church in Machakos County, Wetangula emphasized that individuals in
leadership positions, particularly at the national level, must be cautious not
to create divisions by advocating for the interests of specific regions at the
expense of others.
“We must know that our diversity
is the source of our strength and that is how we shall live. If there is anyone
who wants to disrupt the peace of the nation, they should be removed because we
want peace for everybody,” Wetangula said.
“I urge leaders to avoid
politics that fragment our nation along ethnic or regional lines. Our
Constitution states that every Kenyan has the right to live, own property, and
enjoy peace everywhere in the country. We must remember that our diversity is
the source of our strength.” Wetangula added.
Wetangula's remarks come as MPs prepare to table the impeachment motion against Gachagua on Tuesday, having surpassed the 117-signature threshold needed for it to be presented before the House.
Kimilili MP Didmus Barasa, who announced his intention to move the motion on Thursday, said he had collected 242 signatures from lawmakers in support of the bid.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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