- President William Ruto accused senators and lawmakers of carrying out bribery in parliament
- These allegations attracted senators who now want Ruto to be called before the Senate and the National Assembly
- Led by senators Edwin Sifuna and Moses Kajwang ‘have focused on the reasons why the head of state is called
Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna And Homa Bay Senator Moses Kajwang has called for President William Ruto to be called before the Senate and the National Assembly in connection with his alleged bribery.
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This comes a day after the head of state announced a strong search against lawmakers and senators who collect bribery with the intention of influencing the results of the law.
Speaking on Tuesday, August 19, before the Public Accounting Committee in the county, Kajwang explained that if there were allegations of misconduct in Parliament, the Speaker should call evidence so that the process of identifying if members were involved in corruption.
“Article 125 gives us the authority to force anyone to appear before this committee. Kajwang ‘he said.
On the other hand, Sifuna called on Senate Speaker Amason Kingi for remaining silent after the national leader expressed allegations of corruption against the senators.
He argued that he, as the head of the palace, should come out and defend the Senate.
“They have to defend the institution and call the hypocrites who are pointing the fingers in Parliament, and yet we know they are the founders of corruption in this country,” Sifuna said angrily.
While appearing to criticize the head of state, Sifuna said that Ruto He should come before the Senate and support his claim for evidence.
“Unless the Chairman does not defend this committee because this committee was specifically mentioned as the tax applicants. Sunya questioned.
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