Deputy President William Ruto joins traditional dancers at Sachangwan Secondary School in Molo- Nakuru County on March 2, 2014 during a fundraiser towards buying a school bus. He said detractors will not deter the Jubilee government from fulfilling its manifesto. PHOTO/Suleiman Mbatiah
The Senate and the National Assembly have united in their onslaught against governors whom they accuse of acting like “small presidents”. They have accused the governors of avoiding answering questions on allegations of plundering public funds.
And in Kisii, Mr Charles Nyachae, who chairs the Constitution Implementation Commission (CIC), asked elected leaders to protect devolution by shunning the contests between senators, governors and MPs.
The rivalry between governors and Parliament is a temporary challenge, Deputy President William Ruto said yesterday.
“In a new system there are always challenges here and there but this will eventually come to an end,” Mr Ruto said in Nakuru where he addressed three meetings.
