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Members of county assembly disrupted the 5th legislative summit over president william Ruto’s decision to skip the event, opting to be represented by sports cabinet secretary Salim MVurya. The summit championing accountability and enhancing oversight was halted, with the MCAS demanding an audience with the head of state. the leaders resorted to song and dance, vowing not to continue with the summit until their demands were met.
MCAs Disrupt Legislative Summit Over Ruto’s Absence, Demand His Presence
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