The answer to the Meme is most definitely ‘you have to be an MCA from Homa Bay! Thank me later.
Homa Bay MCAs engaged in an fiesty fist fight at the assembly after one group opposed speaker Elizabeth Ayoo from resuming office.It all began when MCAs allied to majority leader Walter Muok blocked the assembly’s main entrance denying Ayoo access to her office.
The result was stiff and ugly confrontation from another group allied to chief whip Richard Ogindo who were supporting the Speaker.
Ayoo arrived at the assembly with police at around half past ten in the morning after Tuesday’s employment and labour relations court order that reinstated her pending the determination of her impeachment case.
The Muok group blocked the main door of the assembly premises and vowed to deter Ayoo’s entry.
“Ayoo can’t be allowed in, Ayoo can’t be allowed,” came the shouts.
But Ogindo’s camp was having none of that and were had a shout of their own,albeit in mother tongue stating…”The Speaker must enter the assembly by force”.
The struggle went on until a glass door at the assembly was broken.
The confrontation saw Ogindo and Muok engage in a physical fight for a good five minutes before being separated.
The police officers led by Homa Bay DCIO Joseph Tuksho and OCPD Sammy Kosgey said they had orders from the court to ensure Ayoo resumes office.
After Ayoo got into her office, some female MCAs shouted to their male counterparts allied to Muok claiming to gave lost the battle but eventually emerging victorious in the War. Ayoo was impeached on Thursday last week after MCAs accused her of incompetence.
Forty-seven MCAs voted in favour of the motion moved by Ruma Kaksingri MCA Eliphalet Osuri.He said the majority of MCAs were not ready to work with Ayoo.
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