Wiper party leader and Azimio la umoja one Kenya coalition party member Mr Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka has gone viral on social media platforms after what six Ukambani members of parliament said about him.According to Citizen Digital, six Ukambani Members of Parliament allied to the Kenya Kwanza coalition have demanded that the Directorate of Criminal Investigations expands its list of those to be investigated in the Mavoko land saga.
The MPs Vincent Musyoka, Mwengi Mutuse, Nimrod Mbai, Caleb Mutiso, Joshua Mwalio, and Nominated Senator Tabitha Mutinda have now dragged Wiper party leader Kalonzo Musyoka and Machakos Governor Wavinya Ndeti into the controversy.They have said that the two Azimio la umoja one Kenya coalition party members have a role to play in the saga of the ongoing Mavoko in Athi River.
MP Musyoka has insisted that Kalonzo be investigated to determine what acreage of land he allegedly benefitted from in Mavoko through illegal allocations.MP Mutuse has stated that Wiper and their leaders must accept that this has been a cartel used to fund their campaigns. Kalonzo should just accept that he is a beneficiary of those proceeds fleeced from unsuspecting Kenyans.
In response to the allegations made by their Kenya Kwanza colleagues, MPs allied to Kalonzo have dismissed the claims and asked them to stop dragging the former Vice President’s name into the Mavoko land saga.MPs Gideon Mulyungi and Robert Basil accused the Kenya Kwanza administration of going back on its promise and demolishing people’s houses.
The two accused their counterparts of trying to drag the Wiper party leader Mr Kalonzo Musyoka Stephen name into the land saga in an effort to excuse the government’s actions.MP Basil stated that Kalonzo Musyoka is clean, and it is a shame that he is being associated with Mavoko land cartels.Mulyungi added that he is disturbed by the statement given by Kenya Kwanza MPs, instead of empathizing with those affected, they are passing the back, which is an affront to the Kamba community, and they will not accept that.
By Habari