Kioni says that as a party they will deregister those other people supporting other parties

Said members of the Jubilee who have shifted camps should cease to be members
Jubilee Party Secretary General Jeremiah Kioni arriving during NDC on May 22, 2023
Jubilee Party Secretary General Jeremiah Kioni arroving during NDC on May 22, 2023 Image:

 EZEKIEL AMINGA
Jubilee Party Secretary General Jeremiah Kioni has said unfaithful members should leave with immediate effect.


Speaking during the National Delegates Convention on Monday, Kioni said members of the Jubilee who have shifted camps should cease to be members of the party and be deregistered.

"All the members who have proven to be happy on the other side should be removed from our party register, we have resolved to remain members of the Azimio La Umoja coalition," he said.

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"Our party is the one that nominated Sabina Chege to the National Assembly, we also nominated Kanini Kega to EALA, but now, they are on the other side."


There have been wrangles at the Jubilee party after over 30 members attended a meeting presided over by President William Ruto at State House, Nairobi.

They publicly pledged to work and support Ruto's government.

Eldaş Deputy Adan Keynan said, "We want to be a part of this government because we were together before the last election." Sarah Correll, MP for the North. "We don't want to leave your government, so we ask you to include us in your development plans," said Sabina Chege, MP

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The appointment of Sabina Chege as party leader in May caused great controversy in the party and President Uhuru Kenyatta became the party leader.

Sabina Chege expressed her full support for the president of Kenya William Ruto at the funeral last week.


I can't say that Ruto is not the president, he said.

"The President just went out, but when my boss gives you the right to be the new president, I cannot say you are not president. I respect, respect and support you," he said.