Kinangop Member of Parliament was chased away from a local club after supporting the motion for Gachagua’s ouster. This incident highlights the tension and division the motion has sparked, even at the grassroots level.
The impeachment motion, led by Kibwezi West MP Mwengi Mutuse, received overwhelming support in the National Assembly. A total of 291 MPs signed in favor, surpassing the 117-member threshold needed.
This strong backing reflects growing dissatisfaction with the Deputy President’s leadership. However, some prominent figures, such as Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro, distanced themselves from the impeachment process. This distancing further deepens the divisions within the ruling coalition.
The backlash against the Kinangop MP mirrors the wider public and political unrest surrounding Gachagua’s leadership. Critics argue that the Deputy President has failed to address key issues facing the country.
Supporters of the impeachment motion believe it is essential for accountability in government. The developments indicate a shift in political dynamics, raising questions about the future of Gachagua’s tenure.
As tensions rise, the political landscape in Kenya continues to evolve amid ongoing debates and protests over leadership and governance
