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National assembly minority leader Junet Mohamed has signaled the beginning of the ODM-UDA deal in the national assembly, with the minority side poised to take over powerful committees formerly chaired by Kenya Kwanza. In the circular to members of the minority benches, Junet Mohamed has listed the budget and appropriation committee chairperson position as firmly within the minority side and will be occupied by Alego Usonga MP Samuel Atandi.
National Assembly minority leader Junet Mohamed has signaled the beginning of the ODM UDA deal
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