Bumula Constituency Member of Parliament Wanami Wamboka, has revealed next cause of action after Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mithika Linturi survived impeachment.
Wamboka, who sponsored Linturi’s impeachment motion over the fake fertilizer scandal has vowed to pursue his quest for justice outside Parliament.
Despite the setback dealt by the select committee’s decision, Wamboka has stated that he remains undeterred in his mission to hold those responsible for the scandal to account and to safeguard Kenya’s food security.
In the aftermath of this defeat, Wamboka wasted no time in outlining his next steps.
In a statement, the legislator affirmed his commitment to the cause, stating, “Our fight against the fake fertilizer scandal is far from over. We will not rest until justice is served and accountability is upheld.”
“The select committee’s decision cannot overshadow the truth,” Wamboka asserted.
“We have a duty to the people of Kenya to ensure that those responsible for this scandal are held to account.”
Legal Recourse and Public Awareness
Central to Wamboka’s strategy moving forward is an approach aimed at both legal recourse and public awareness.
His legal team, led by seasoned advocates SC Dr. Khaminwa and Asha, he noted is preparing to explore all available avenues to challenge the select committee’s decision and to keep the pressure on Linturi and his allies.
Simultaneously, Wamboka is intensifying efforts to raise public awareness about the implications of the fake fertilizer scandal and to mobilize grassroots support for his cause.
In a post on X, Wamboka outlined his plan of action in detail. “We will be pursuing legal avenues to challenge the select committee’s decision,” he revealed.
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“We believe that there were irregularities in the impeachment process, and we intend to seek redress through the appropriate channels.”
Assessment of Options by Wamboka
Wamboka’s legal team is currently assessing their options, including the possibility of judicial review or other legal remedies available under Kenyan law.
Beyond the courtroom, Wamboka says he is committed to harnessing the power of public opinion to advance his cause.
“The support of the people is our greatest asset in this fight,” he said.
“We will be launching a grassroots campaign to raise awareness about the fake fertilizer scandal and to mobilize public pressure for accountability.”
Furthermore, he noted that this campaign will include town hall meetings, community outreach initiatives, and social media advocacy aimed at galvanizing support for his efforts.
Key to Wamboka’s strategy is the support of like-minded individuals within parliament and across civil society.
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Honoring the four members of parliament who stood by him in the impeachment effort- Kevin Mbui, Catherine Omanyo, Yusuf Farah, and TJ Kajwang, Wamboka expressed gratitude for their solidarity and pledged to continue working closely with them in the days ahead.
Additionally, he called upon other MPs and stakeholders to join forces in the fight against corruption and to put the interests of the Kenyan people above political expediency.
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