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Just hours after Kirinyaga governor Anne Waiguru was impeached by Members of County Assembly, reports emerged that four other governors were next on the chopping borad.

Kitui’s Charity Ngilu and her Bungoma counterpart Wycliffe Wangamati have been the talk, with their MCAs set to impeach them anytime over gross misconduct claims.

However, a Kitui County MCA found himself in hot soup over the ongoing debate to impeach governor Ngilu.

Kanziku Ward MCA James Munuve was attacked and beaten in public by one of Ngilu’s die hard supporter for allegedly spearheading the County Chief’s impeachment.

Munuve is said to have recorded a statement with the police following the assault. In his statement, the MCA noted that a man accosted him while he was eating in a hotel.

“He entered the cafeteria shouting that all Wiper MCAs must be disciplined. He then walked over to me, pushed and roughed me up, saying that I was part of the team that was fighting the governor.Luckily, he was thrown out by other people,” Muneve was quoted by one of the leading local dailies.

The MCA further disclosed that the man accused him of sabotaging the county head’s administration.In his report, the Wiper party MCA, revealed that the suspect was the leader of Kitui County Youth Movement.

The MCAs assault case was the second from the county after another lawmaker, Kivou Ward Rep Charles Muthui, claimed that he had been accosted by an individual roughly five days ago. He was admitted to Jordan Hospital where he was treated and discharged.

The Kitui County MCAs have so far started collecting signatures in support of an impeachment motion that is set to be tabled before the County Assembly.

The threat is the latest tussle in a protracted battle between the county government and the MCAs, majority of whom are from the Kalonzo Musyoka-led Wiper Democratic Movement.

On Wednesday, June 10, the MCAs rejected all of Ngilu’s 6 nominees to the County Public Service Board (CPSB) opening a new battle-front.

On Tuesday, June 16, Miltonic Kitute, the Chairman of Ngilu’s Narc Party, accused Wiper Party leader Kalonzo of failing to stop the MCAs’ assault on Ngilu, urging him to tame his troops.

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Kitui County governor Charity Ngilu has revealed another victim of fraudulent activities allegedly happening from Deputy President William Ruto’s office.

Ngilu on Sunday evening issued a statement listing some of the fraudulent activities that have previously happened in the office of the second in command.

Ngilu says it is now evidently clear through his (Ruto) own admission that these activities have been taking place in his office, which he admitted in his tweet that the meeting took place albeit for 23 minutes.

The Kitui county chief says Stephen Ngei Musyoka, a proprietor of Makindu Motors, is a living victim of these mafia like schemes that take place at the DPs office.

In 2018, in a similar run in with conmen operating from Dr Ruto’s office, Mr Musyoka supplied 2,800 laptops worth Sh200 million. To date Mr Musyoka has never been paid.

Ngilu has called for the resignation of DP Ruto to allow investigations to take place.

“The Deputy President should stop hoodwinking Kenyans through tweets and do the honorable thing, STEP ASIDE and let investigations be conducted in an impartial environment,” Ngilu says in part of her statement.

Below is her full statement;

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There was drama in Kitui when Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria was ordered to leave the ongoing BBI rally minutes after arriving.

Kuria who was in the company of senate majority leader Kipchumba Murkomen were blocked by security personnel from accessing the podium where ODM leader Raila Odinga, Wiper party leader Kalonzo Musyoka and Kitui Governor Charity Ngilu had sat.

The crowd at the stadium after seeing that the two leaders were being frustrated, began chanting ‘Wapewe Viti’.

Makueni Governor Kivutha Kibwa who read the resolutions by the Ukambani leaders, was forced to cut it short after the chaos erupted.

Things got ugly and Kuria was chased away from the podium.

In an act of defiance, the controversial MP opted to sit on the ground in front of the podium.

Kitui Governor Charity Ngilu was heard urging supporters to eject the feisty legislator for his continued attack against president Uhuru Kenyatta.

“Nobody will abuse Mheshimiwa Rais Uhuru Kenyatta na aingie kwa mkutano yangu, hakuna atolewe, aendee!” Ngilu ordered.

Calm was later restored and Mr Kuria was allowed back upon intervention of former vice president Kalonzo Musyoka and ODM leader Raila Odinga.

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