Friday, October 4, 20214 –Parliament has extended the ongoing public participation exercise on Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
This is after there was witnessed chaos in some sessions especially at the Bomas of Kenya where worrying factions clashed due to emerging supremacy battles.
Activist Kebaso Morara was attacked by hired goons at the time he was preparing to grab the microphone to issue his speech.
There was also reported disruptions in many parts of the country where attendants would differ on the matter of impeaching the DP alone when some felt he should be accompanied home by his boss resident William Ruto for what they termed ‘failing the country’.
And in his notice dated October 4, the Clerk of the National Assembly directed all delegates to continue with the public participation on Saturday, October 5, across all the 290 constituencies and 47 counties.
“The 290 Constituency Offices and 47 County Women Representative Offices of all Members of the National Assembly, which are offices under the Parliamentary Service Commission, shall remain open on Saturday, October 5, from 8 am to 5 pm to facilitate further public participation in the Special Motion,” read part of the notice.
“Members of the public may submit their views relating to the special motion to the aforesaid respective constituency or County Women Representative Offices for onward transmission to the Office of the Clerk of the National Assembly,” the notice read further.