Good morning fam,
It is going to be a very lonely Christmas for Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu following his impeachment on Thursday.
Should Baba Yao be happy because he was impeached just a few hours after US President Donald Trump faced a similar fate?
Waititu is on record saying he only fears God and hot porridge, we, therefore, hope he can handle small matters like impeachment.
When they voted in 2017, the distinguished voters of Kiambu voted to punish their former governor William Kabogo. We can’t tell if the MCAs who impeached Waititu have the interests of their people at heart or they are also punishing Baba Yao because of his political ideologies.
Would Waititu survive the impeachment if he visited a certain office in Upper Hill and denounced that he is a member of Tanga Tanga?
Away from the toxic impeachments, President Uhuru Kenyatta has renamed Moi Day as Huduma Day. Huduma Namba is one of the topics that dominated discussions in 2019. Interior CS Fred Matiang’i forced all of us to register or miss out on key government services.
Seven months later and we don’t have the numbers. Kenyans who woke up as early as 4 AM to go to registration centres can now rejoice because their efforts bore a holiday.
Here are the stories making headlines on Opera News:
Waiguru: I am Ready to be Mt Kenya Kingpin
Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru has revealed that she is not shying away from representing Mt Kenya, saying all the noise in the region today is temporary.
She says, however, that Uhuru is not giving up on leadership.
“Mt Kenya will need to be presented at the table in terms of political leadership in the governance of this country. And that is a space that I would pursue,” she said.
Heavy Traffic in Nairobi
A heavy traffic snarl-up is expected in Nairobi’s Central Business Centre for the better part of Friday, December 20, as at least four universities hold their graduation ceremonies.
Nairobi, Kenyatta, Daystar and Technical University of Kenya are among the top institutions that will be holding their graduations on Friday.
Cancer Patient Excels in KCSE Despite Never Stepping in Class
A cancer patient in Elgeyo Marakwet County scored a good grade in Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) despite having missed classes the whole of this year.
And when Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha released 2019 KCSE results, Ivy Jepchumba was in a hospital in Eldoret battling the cancerous condition.
Do you think Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu can survive the latest hurdle in his career after he was impeached on Thursday by the County Assembly. He has also been barred from office as he faces fights to clear his name over corruption charges.