August 11, 2013 in General
Cord leaders Saturday sensationally claimed that the Jubilee
administration would not last more than two years due to what they described as
its inability to govern.
They claimed that a series of misfortunes facing the
government, among them the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport fire tragedy,
incidents of insecurity, and failure to pay civil servants and teachers in good
time, depicted a leadership on the brink of collapsing.
The over 30 lawmakers, including three senators, who
gathered at a sports ground in Homa Bay, said the trials in The Hague would not
allow President Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto to take charge of the
country’s affairs.
Senators James Orengo (Siaya), Johnstone Muthama (Machakos)
and Otieno Kajwang (Homa Bay), who led the onslaught against the Jubilee
administration, vowed that they would not rest until former Prime Minister
Raila Odinga takes oath of office as the President.
Senators Kajwang’ and Orengo wondered who would be in charge
of the country during the period the President and his deputy will be in The
Hague facing trial.
“If for the next 12 months Mr Kenyatta and Mr Ruto will be
in the Hague, who will be in charge of this country? Kenyans may be forced to
put Raila on the throne because the presidency is not a personal property of
the current occupants,” said Mr Kajwang’.
Mr Orengo said Kenyans must not be made to wait until 2017
because they have the sovereign power to decide who their leader should be.
The Siaya senator vowed that Cord would use both
constitutional and legal means to have Mr Odinga installed in State House.
“This time round, Raila will not be made to fight hard by
bringing the Constitution, which was his baby, and others reap,” he said.
Mr Muthama claimed that Cord garnered 7.5 million votes
during the March 4 polls and that 2.2 million votes were given to Jubilee.
He said Cord won in six and half provinces while Jubilee
only had one and half provinces.
He faulted the Jubilee government for harassing them
whenever they speak on the ills currently bedevilling the country.
“Is it a crime if I as Muthama challenge the government on
the expenditure of Sh2.5 billion for Jubilee celebrations or Sh700m to
establish an office for a retired President?” he posed.
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August 11, 2013 in General
They claimed that a series of misfortunes facing the government, among them the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport fire tragedy, incidents of insecurity, and failure to pay civil servants and teachers in good time, depicted a leadership on the brink of collapsing.
The over 30 lawmakers, including three senators, who gathered at a sports ground in Homa Bay, said the trials in The Hague would not allow President Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto to take charge of the country’s affairs.
Senators James Orengo (Siaya), Johnstone Muthama (Machakos) and Otieno Kajwang (Homa Bay), who led the onslaught against the Jubilee administration, vowed that they would not rest until former Prime Minister Raila Odinga takes oath of office as the President.
Senators Kajwang’ and Orengo wondered who would be in charge of the country during the period the President and his deputy will be in The Hague facing trial.
“If for the next 12 months Mr Kenyatta and Mr Ruto will be in the Hague, who will be in charge of this country? Kenyans may be forced to put Raila on the throne because the presidency is not a personal property of the current occupants,” said Mr Kajwang’.
Mr Orengo said Kenyans must not be made to wait until 2017 because they have the sovereign power to decide who their leader should be.
The Siaya senator vowed that Cord would use both constitutional and legal means to have Mr Odinga installed in State House.
“This time round, Raila will not be made to fight hard by bringing the Constitution, which was his baby, and others reap,” he said.
Mr Muthama claimed that Cord garnered 7.5 million votes during the March 4 polls and that 2.2 million votes were given to Jubilee.
He said Cord won in six and half provinces while Jubilee only had one and half provinces.
He faulted the Jubilee government for harassing them whenever they speak on the ills currently bedevilling the country.
“Is it a crime if I as Muthama challenge the government on the expenditure of Sh2.5 billion for Jubilee celebrations or Sh700m to establish an office for a retired President?” he posed.
Cord “Celebrate” JKIA Fire,Claims Jubilee Won’t Last More Than 2 Years
August 11, 2013 in General
They claimed that a series of misfortunes facing the government, among them the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport fire tragedy, incidents of insecurity, and failure to pay civil servants and teachers in good time, depicted a leadership on the brink of collapsing.
The over 30 lawmakers, including three senators, who gathered at a sports ground in Homa Bay, said the trials in The Hague would not allow President Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto to take charge of the country’s affairs.
Senators James Orengo (Siaya), Johnstone Muthama (Machakos) and Otieno Kajwang (Homa Bay), who led the onslaught against the Jubilee administration, vowed that they would not rest until former Prime Minister Raila Odinga takes oath of office as the President.
Senators Kajwang’ and Orengo wondered who would be in charge of the country during the period the President and his deputy will be in The Hague facing trial.
“If for the next 12 months Mr Kenyatta and Mr Ruto will be in the Hague, who will be in charge of this country? Kenyans may be forced to put Raila on the throne because the presidency is not a personal property of the current occupants,” said Mr Kajwang’.
Mr Orengo said Kenyans must not be made to wait until 2017 because they have the sovereign power to decide who their leader should be.
The Siaya senator vowed that Cord would use both constitutional and legal means to have Mr Odinga installed in State House.
“This time round, Raila will not be made to fight hard by bringing the Constitution, which was his baby, and others reap,” he said.
Mr Muthama claimed that Cord garnered 7.5 million votes during the March 4 polls and that 2.2 million votes were given to Jubilee.
He said Cord won in six and half provinces while Jubilee only had one and half provinces.
He faulted the Jubilee government for harassing them whenever they speak on the ills currently bedevilling the country.
“Is it a crime if I as Muthama challenge the government on the expenditure of Sh2.5 billion for Jubilee celebrations or Sh700m to establish an office for a retired President?” he posed.
Cord “Celebrate” JKIA Fire,Claims Jubilee Won’t Last More Than 2 Years
August 11, 2013 in General
They claimed that a series of misfortunes facing the government, among them the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport fire tragedy, incidents of insecurity, and failure to pay civil servants and teachers in good time, depicted a leadership on the brink of collapsing.
The over 30 lawmakers, including three senators, who gathered at a sports ground in Homa Bay, said the trials in The Hague would not allow President Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto to take charge of the country’s affairs.
Senators James Orengo (Siaya), Johnstone Muthama (Machakos) and Otieno Kajwang (Homa Bay), who led the onslaught against the Jubilee administration, vowed that they would not rest until former Prime Minister Raila Odinga takes oath of office as the President.
Senators Kajwang’ and Orengo wondered who would be in charge of the country during the period the President and his deputy will be in The Hague facing trial.
“If for the next 12 months Mr Kenyatta and Mr Ruto will be in the Hague, who will be in charge of this country? Kenyans may be forced to put Raila on the throne because the presidency is not a personal property of the current occupants,” said Mr Kajwang’.
Mr Orengo said Kenyans must not be made to wait until 2017 because they have the sovereign power to decide who their leader should be.
The Siaya senator vowed that Cord would use both constitutional and legal means to have Mr Odinga installed in State House.
“This time round, Raila will not be made to fight hard by bringing the Constitution, which was his baby, and others reap,” he said.
Mr Muthama claimed that Cord garnered 7.5 million votes during the March 4 polls and that 2.2 million votes were given to Jubilee.
He said Cord won in six and half provinces while Jubilee only had one and half provinces.
He faulted the Jubilee government for harassing them whenever they speak on the ills currently bedevilling the country.
“Is it a crime if I as Muthama challenge the government on the expenditure of Sh2.5 billion for Jubilee celebrations or Sh700m to establish an office for a retired President?” he posed.
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