Amason Kingi Calls Out Karen Nyamu for Not Being Attentive During Gachagua's Impeachment Trial

 

Karen Nyamu during an earlier Senate proceeding (l) and Speaker Amason Kingi during the unveiling of the 5th National Action Plan(r). 

The deputy president’s fate hangs in the balance as the Senate begins deliberating his impeachment on Wednesday, October 16, with a final decision anticipated by Thursday evening, October 17. Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua is currently facing 11 charges of alleged misconduct. Senate Speaker Amason Kingi began the impeachment trial of Gachagua by outlining the procedures for the proceedings. However, he observed that Senator Karen Nyamu was not paying attention. What did Kingi say to Nyamu? Kingi, who was deeply engaged in explaining the procedures to the Senate, paused briefly to address Nyamu. He asked Senator Nyamu to focus on the proceedings before he resumed reading the procedures.

 "Senator Karen Nyamu be attentive please," Kingi said. As he continued, Kingi noted that Gachagua was summoned to appear before the Senate as part of the ongoing investigation into the grounds for his impeachment motion. He also stated that Gachagua was obligated to address the charges outlined in the impeachment motion. Ruto discloses warning Karen Nyamu over arrogance online This follows President William Ruto's earlier revelation about his conversation with nominated Senator Karen Nyamu, in which he warned her about her arrogant remarks on social media. While addressing Kenyans on an X space that attracted over 130,000 participants to discuss governance issues, he mentioned advising Nyamu to approach things differently.Ruto stated that some young leaders may act impulsively, making decisions that upset Kenyans, which is why he feels the need to assume a paternal role and provide guidance. 

by  Faith Chandianya