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RIGATHI IMPEACHMENT
Rigathi's lawyer Elisha Ongoya : That the DP has a helicopter landing facility at his land in Mathira. The deputy president has no helicopter landing pad on that farm, unless the mover of this motion can convince us, new technology has emerged that nappier grass is the construction material for landing pads.
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Ongoya : DP Rigathi has no helicopter landing pad on that farm
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