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vNyeri governor Mutahi Kahiga has called on President William Ruto to make changes in parliament and restructure its leadership. Kahiga claims that a section of MPs who are in parliamentary leadership positions are among those who misadvised the president particularly on the finance bill 2024 that has since been rejected. The Nyeri governor a close ally of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, says a total overhaul of parliament is inevitable to ensure that as a new cabinet is unveiled they will be vetted under the leadership of new blood.
Nyeri Governor Kahiga calls for changes in parliamentary leadership
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