- Happy Chengo Ngumbao left DCP of Rigathi Gachagua, leaving his petition for Parliament
- In his resignation letter, he accused the party’s top entities of discouraging candidates through poor communication and vague decisions
- His withdrawal removes the party from the main coastal opponent while Gachagua tries to build a DCP as a national army
- Chenngo cautioned that without reform to restore involvement and trust, the party could put itself at risk of separating its foundation
A Party for Democracy for Citizens (DCP) of the former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua It has suffered another major blow in the next by -election.
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This is after one of its main candidates from Cararini, Kilifi County, resigns from the party, because of the frustration and lack of transparency.
On Monday, September 29, Happy Cheno Ngumbao, who had announced his intention to run for the DCP parliamentary seat, submitted his resignation through an official letter sent to the party’s Secretary -General, Hezron Obanga.
Why did Chato move DCP?
Chengo, who also served as a member of the National Executive Committee (NEC), said his decision was fueled and disappointed by how the party was managed at the top.
“May I receive this letter as a formal statement of my resignation from the DCP as a member of the National Executive Committee (NEC), starting immediately. Readed the letter of Cut, which appeared by TUKO.
In his letter, the politician praised the party’s leadership but complained of systematic negligence within the party’s structures, especially the National Electoral Board (NEB) and the Secretary -General’s Office.
He accused the two entities of disrupting their pursuers and disrupting their political work in the country.
“My experience with the National Electoral Board (NEB) and the Secretary -General (SG) has been frustrating. Lack of communication, lack of basic issues, and failure to give clear orders have created an environment where candidates like me are left to address important issues without guidance or support,” Chengo said.
He noted that the timely lack of feedback and the abolition of NEC members in key decision -making processes has reduced its confidence in the party.
“The absence of timely feedback, the procedures for making obscure decisions, and the exclusion of NEC delegates in important debates not only hampered my work but also affected my ability to serve my followers properly,” he added.
What is the DCP warning?
The resignation is a difficult time for the DCP, which has been establishing itself as a political force under the supervision of Gachagua following its dispute with the President William Ruto of the United Democratic Alliance (UDA).
Chengo, who was viewed as one of the most powerful DCP candidates in the Coast region, expressed his sadness for leaving but emphasized that the internal culture of the party left him with no choice.
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He called for future reforms to address transparency and involvement, warning that without such changes, the party could lose its basic faith.
“I hope that future leadership will prioritize transparency, involvement and accountability. He said.
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