Jubilee MPs are putting more pressure on Leader of Majority Aden Duale to step aside over the promised list of terrorist sympathisers that he confirmed to have been in posession. Big number of MPs led by TNA chairman Johnstone
Sakaja said northeastern leaders were taking too long to produce the list while Nominated MP (TNA) Maison
Leshoomo said Mr Duale should step aside until he produces it. “If he knows who is behind the terror attacks, why is he taking so long to give us the list?” she said at a press briefing at Parliament yesterday.
However, some MPs from coalition who are the die-hards disassociated themselves from the statement, saying it would cause divisions and affect the war on corruption. Mr Duale said he only offered to provide a list of terrorists in his community. Will he adhere to that as he always ask people to do? Duale must now know and have in mind that the corruption knife cuts across and should not be pointed to one particular direction, Kenyans are not sacks of maize or charcoal to be on trade chain for individual's interest.
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