Nairobi Resident Files Petition to Impeach Sakaja

The governor has been under heavy scrutiny in the past six days...

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A Nairobi resident has filed a petition with the Nairobi County Assembly to initiate impeachment proceedings against Governor Johnson Sakaja over allegations of constitutional violations and abuse of office.

The petition claims gross misconduct, including the illegal eviction of tenants and fraudulent misrepresentation of rent arrears.
The petitioner asserts they have evidence, such as affidavits, videos, and photos to support the claims against Sakaja.
Recent protests linked to the governor have intensified scrutiny, but Sakaja denies any involvement with disruptive acts.

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