National Liberal Party writes to registrar seeking clarity of status of Azimio
The National Liberal Party has petitioned the Registrar of Political Parties to clarify the current status of the Azimio la Umoja One Kenya Coalition...
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The National Liberal Party (NLP), a founding member of the Azimio la Umoja One Kenya Coalition, has formally requested the Registrar of Political Parties to clarify the coalition's current status, citing transparency and accountability concerns.
- NLP Secretary General Omondi Koyoo demanded details on the coalition's structure, finances, and membership.
- The request comes amidst internal shifts, including the resignation of Executive Director Raphael Tuju.
- NLP seeks to know the total amount of money disbursed from the Political Parties' Fund to Azimio Constituent Political Parties, specifically the amount attached to the 6.9 million presidential votes garnered in the 2022 general election.
- The party also requested the coalition's deed of agreement, current list of constituent parties, details of those that have exited, the status of its governing body, and a record of officials who have left.
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