Are ODM MPs preparing a new coup in House committees? :: Kenya

Some deputies of the Orange Democratic Movement began preparing a coup on the positions of the National Assembly Committee held by Ford-Kenya after the party leader, Moses Wetang & # 39; ula , threatened to leave NASA.

The leaders spoke while ODM President John Mbadi maintained that NASA would not be dissolved. The coalition includes the parties of the Amani National Congress (ANC), ODM, Ford-Kenya and Wiper.

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M. Mbadi explained that the dissolution of NASA is a long process that will involve the convening of a National Executive Board (NEC) and a National Governance Council (NGC).

This will be followed by a National Conference of Delegates (CDN) to formally and legally dissolve the coalition according to the guidelines of the Political Parties Act.

The President of the ODM said that if Ford-Kenya is serious, he wants to withdraw from the coalition, "so let him repair his threat by writing to the Registrar of Political Parties (RPP) expressing their intent Otherwise, we are dealing with statements making tricks on social media that NASA is now an untimely shell.

"For the moment, these threats are smoke and reflect theatrical scenes that are not directly and openly called for political expediency," Mbadi told Sunday Standard

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ODM legislators have vowed that they will not be intimidated by Wetang & ula. "We want to treat the statement made by Wetang & ula with the disdain it deserves.If we are convinced that this was done by emotions," said Mbadi

Deputies Elisha Odhiambo (Gem) and Samwel Atandi (Alego Usonga) entered the debate saying that they were tired of Ford-Kenya's threats.

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"We continue to be threatened by Wetang & ula and its members that they have either left NASA, or that the coalition is dead or has gone into political oblivion. that Ford-Kenya leaders correct their threats by taking the necessary legal steps to formally leave the coalition if they wish, "Odhiambo told reporters in Kisumu

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He added: "I want to declare the interest of taking over the position of deputy minority bad detained by Kiminini MP Chris Wamalwa of Ford-Kenya . "

MP Gem, who was speaking at Standard's offices in Kisumu, said he would pressure lawmakers to take seats.

ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna challenged the Ford-Kenya party leader to officially leave NASA. "We remind Wetang & ula that the coalitions are not dissolved at village funerals and barazas," he said.