Governor must be accountable, say four MPs

From Left:MP Korei Ole Lemein(Narok South),Moitalel Ole Kenta(Narok North),Senator Stephen Ole Ntutu and Patrick Ntutu(Narok West)at Enarau primary school on April 27,2015 during commissioning of the schools block.The legislators have distanced themselves from alleged clan polictis saying that they were champions of accountability and transparency in the county.PHOTO BY:ROBERT KIPLAGAT/STANDARD

Narok, Kenya: Senator Stephen ole Ntutu and three other MPs opposed to Governor Samuel Tunai have maintained that their differences have nothing to do with clan politics but accountability of revenue from the county's natural resources.

Speaking at Enarau Primary School over the weekend, Mr Ntutu and Moitalel ole Kenta (Narok North), Korei ole Lemein (Narok South) and Patrick Ntutu (Narok West) said their championing for transparency should not be misunderstood.