Mandera leaders demand public apology from AG office over Peoples Assemblies Bill

Mandera leaders at a press conference to deny passing the controversial Peoples' Assembly Bill at Golden Tulip Hotel in Nairobi Wednesday. PHOTO BY GEORGE ORIDO

NAIROBI, KENYA; Mandera County leadership has distanced itself from alleged association with the NASA Peoples Assembly bill after it emerged that the AG office inadvertently listed Mandera as one of the Counties that has passed the controversial bill.

Addressing the press at a Nairobi Hotel, the leaders led by the Economic Freedom Party Chairman Isaack Abey and the Speaker Mohammed Aden Khalif demanded a public apology from the A.G and further remove Mandera County from the list of respondents in suit the A.G has filed against counties that have passed that bill.