Jubilee MPs ask Moses Wetang'ula to quit, face EACC, DPP over BAT scandal

Majority Leader Aden Duale yesterday led a group of Jubilee MPs to a news conference at which they demanded the resignation of opposition chief Moses Wetang'ula from the Senate leadership. Wetang'ula is the Senate Minority Leader and is the only opposition boss who made it to the august House.

Duale said given the corruption allegations against the senator, over his dealings with the British American Tobacco, he had to quit, and subject himself to investigative authorities. They said the allegations that the BAT bought Wetang'ula a return air-ticket from Nairobi to London when he was Trade Minister had to be investigated.