Sonko sends warning shots to MCAs, tells them to keep off his private affairs

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He said some MCAs had been threatening to impeach him demanding that he fills the position of deputy governor left vacant following the resignation of Polycarp Igathe in January this year. “I nominated lawyer Miguna Miguna to the position but the assembly failed to endorse him. As such I will have to go back to the Supreme Court to seek an advisory on what should be done in circumstances where a nominee to such a position is rejected,” he said. The governor said he was determined to have the position of the deputy governor filled, but in accordance to the rule of law. “I am also consulting with my party leader as well as party organs with regard to finding a suitable replacement of my deputy,” he added. However, Sonko said he would not interfere with the move by MCAs who have passed a Motion to impeach the county assembly Speaker, Beatrice Elachi. “My working relation with the Speaker has been good but I cannot interfere with the decision by the MCAs since the assembly is an independent institution,” said Sonko.