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JAP seeking to create party dictatorship, Munya claims

Chairman of the Council of Governors Peter Munya (right) flanked by Kisumu Governor Jack Ranguma(left) during a press conference in which the governors agrees to set aside budgets for county health services delivery in a bid to upgrade most of the county hospitals to referral hospitals. ths was on 09/10/2015 in a Nairobi hotel. Photo by WILLIS AWANDU/STANDARD

Governor Peter Munya has said the formation of the Jubilee Alliance Party (JAP) will lead to party dictatorship in its strongholds.

Speaking while launching two dispensaries at KK Elama and Kairuru villages in Igembe North, Munya claimed a clique of senior politicians wanted to create party machinery that will end the career of their rivals. "They want a colossus they will control from Nairobi, having a say on who will have the party ticket from the national level to the grassroots. This is nothing short of the dictatorship that we had during the one-party rule," claimed the Council of Governors (COG) chairman.

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