Opinion
End Of The Road For Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu As Court Blocks Him From Office
While nickname Babayao describes an untouchable and undefeated character, the Kiambu Governor must’ve chewed more than he could chew. With a Sh588M graft case before the court, Waititu seem to have hit a dead end.
Having been arrested and charged in court, Kiambu Governor Waititu has been freed on Ksh15m bail, however, the ordered not to access his Kiambu County office until the matter is heard and determined.
Its not rocket science how long this case will take and most likely will go past 2022. In the real view of Kenyan politics, Waititu who has been fronted as a possible running mate to DP Ruto In 2022 elections, is a fixed man.
More to follow.
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