One Kenya Alliance leaders meet, register dissatisfaction On High Court ruling on BBI
By Mourice Seretta
The One Kenya Alliance Principals met on Tuesday to receive an update report from their technical committee on the progress made in formalizing the Alliance.
The Alliance that brings together Wiper Leader Kalonzo Musyoka, ANC’s Musalia Mudavadi, Ford Kenya’s Moses Wetangula and KANU’s Gideon Moi expressed satisfaction with the progress so far, noting that Kenyans were waiting anxiously for the same as a vehicle that carries their aspirations.
At the same time the Principals registered their dissatisfaction with the High Court judgment on the BBI Constitutional Amendment but urged Kenyans to be patient and wait for the appeal process to proceed to its logical conclusion, while expressing hope that the appellate courts will uphold the sovereign will of the people of Kenya.
The Principals also expressed concerns over reports of a potential 4th wave of the COVID-19 in the month of July, calling upon the Ministry of Health to intensify mass testing and vaccination to mitigate against this danger.
The Principals also regretted the devastating effects of floods across the country that has led to loss of lives and destruction of property, calling upon the relevant authorities to put in place urgent measures to curb this situation.
They also called upon the government to intensify the distribution of subsidized seeds and fertilizer to farmers to take advantages of the ongoing rains.
Lastly, the Principals applauded the Senate for its decision to impeach the Governor of Wajir, terming it a bold step in the fight against corruption and impunity in the Counties.
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