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This is how MPs Voted on the Impeachment Motion against DP Rigathi Gachagua : Full List And Names

Judith MwauraBy Judith MwauraOctober 9, 2024No Comments5 Mins Read
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The impeachment motion against Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua was a closely watched event in Parliament, with a significant number of MPs casting their votes.

This vote came amidst mounting tension over issues related to governance and leadership within the government. Many MPs expressed their views through their vote, highlighting divisions both within and across party lines.

Those who supported the motion believed it was time to address serious concerns regarding the Deputy President’s actions, while others who opposed it insisted that the impeachment was politically motivated and unjustified.

Throughout the session, lawmakers debated the merits of the case, with both camps voicing their arguments passionately.

A considerable majority of MPs voted in favor of the impeachment, sending a strong message that there was dissatisfaction with the Deputy President’s conduct.

On the other hand, a smaller number voted against the motion, defending Gachagua’s role and contributions to the government.

Some members, while present, chose to abstain, reflecting the complexity of the issue and possibly fearing political repercussions.

Despite the outcome, the vote itself revealed the underlying political dynamics at play. A number of prominent MPs from various regions aligned in their stance, showing a rare moment of unity across party lines.

This suggests that the motion resonated beyond typical political divisions and represented broader concerns.

The voting patterns may also serve as an indication of how future political battles could unfold, particularly as public scrutiny of the government’s leadership continues to grow.

The following is a detailed list of MPs and their votes on the impeachment motion against Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua:

Here is the full list of how MPs voted on the impeachment motion:

  1. Joseph Samal Lomwa – YES
  2. Timothy Wanyonyi – YES
  3. Jackson Kosgei – YES
  4. Samuel Chepkonga – YES
  5. Benjamin Lagat – YES
  6. Marianne Kitany – YES
  7. Samuel Atandi – YES
  8. John Walter Owino – YES
  9. Irene Njoki – YES
  10. Abdi Shurie – YES
  11. Florence Jematia – YES
  12. Joshua Kandie – YES
  13. Joseph Makilap – YES
  14. Charles Kamuren – YES
  15. Nelson Koech – YES
  16. Innocent Obiri – NO
  17. Nolphason Obadiah – YES
  18. Alfah Miruka – YES
  19. Linet Chepkorir – YES
  20. Richard Cheruiyot – YES
  21. Richard Yegon – YES
  22. Charles Onchoke – YES
  23. Gideon Ochanda – YES
  24. Patrick Osero – YES
  25. Raphael Wanjala – YES
  26. Jack Wamboka – YES
  27. Catherine Wambilianga – YES
  28. Yakub Adow – YES
  29. Kibet Komingoi – YES
  30. Catherine Omanyo – YES
  31. Nicholas Tindi Mwale – YES
  32. Joseph Oyula – YES
  33. Rindikiri Mugambi – YES
  34. Moses Nguchine – YES
  35. Omar Mwinyi Shimbwa – YES
  36. Victor Koech – YES
  37. Patrick Simiyu – ABSENT
  38. Paul Byego – YES
  39. Patrick Ntwiga – YES
  40. Farah Maalim – YES
  41. Beatrice Elachi – YES
  42. John Kiarie – YES
  43. Musa Sirma – YES
  44. Adan Keynan – YES
  45. Ngelechei Caroline – YES
  46. Mejjadonk Gathiru – NO
  47. Babu Owino Ongili – ABSENT
  48. James Gakuya – NO
  49. Julius Mawathe – NO
  50. Mark Mwenje – ABSENT
  51. Pamela Njoki – NO
  52. Josses Lelmengit – YES
  53. Omboko Milemba – YES
  54. Johana Ngeno – YES
  55. Robert Pukose – YES
  56. Yakub Farah – YES
  57. Oundo Ojiambo – NO
  58. Said Buya – YES
  59. Kenneth Tungule – YES
  60. Udgoon Siyyad – YES
  61. Dekow Baro – YES
  62. Ali Wario Guyo – YES
  63. Wakili Muriu – NO
  64. Kururia Njoroge – YES
  65. Gabriel Kagombe – YES
  66. Elisha Odhiambo – YES
  67. Robert Gichimu – YES
  68. Martha Wangari – NO
  69. Gathoni Wamuchomba – NO
  70. Charles Gumini – YES
  71. Joyce Bensuda Osogo – YES
  72. Peter Kaluma – YES
  73. Daniel Karitho – YES
  74. Taitumu Julius – YES
  75. John Paul Mwirigi – YES
  76. Abdi Ali Abdi – YES
  77. Bernard Shinali – YES
  78. Mumina Bonaya – YES
  79. Bidu Tubi Mohamed – YES
  80. Bady Bady Twalib – YES
  81. George Koimburi – NO
  82. James Githua – YES
  83. Eve Obara – YES
  84. Kalasinga Joseph – ABSTAIN
  85. Titus Lotee – YES
  86. Joshua Kivinda – ABSENT
  87. Leah Sankaire – YES
  88. Memusi Elijah – YES
  89. Kakuta Maimai – YES
  90. Onesmus Ngogoyo – NO
  91. Samuel Sakimba Parashina – NO
  92. George Sunkuiya – YES
  93. Elsie Muhanda – YES
  94. Paul Katana – YES
  95. Hassan Yussuf – ABSENT
  96. Chege Njuguna – NO
  97. John Makali – YES
  98. Peter Kihungi – NO
  99. Fabian Kyule – YES
  100. Samuel Moroto – YES
  101. Oscar Sudi – ABSENT
  102. Andrew Okuome – YES
  103. Ronald Karauri – YES
  104. Robert Mbui – NO
  105. Adams Kipsanai – YES
  106. Gideon Kimaiyo – YES
  107. Beatrice Kemei – YES
  108. Julius Rutto – YES
  109. Christopher Aseka – YES
  110. John Wanjiku – YES
  111. John Machua – ABSENT
  112. Anne Muratha – YES
  113. Orero Peter – YES
  114. Jessica Mbalu – NO
  115. Mwengi Mutuse – YES
  116. Antony Njoroge – ABSENT
  117. Joseph Kamau – NO
  118. Ndindi Nyoro – ABSENT
  119. Kimani Ichung’wah – YES
  120. Sunkuli Julius – YES
  121. Mwanyanje Gertrude – YES
  122. Owen Baya – YES
  123. Ken Chonga – YES
  124. Thaddeus Kithua – NO
  125. Didmus Barasa – YES
  126. Maurice Kakai – YES
  127. Gonzi Rai – ABSENT
  128. Thuku Kwenya – YES
  129. Wanjiku Muhia – NO
  130. Joseph Kimutai – YES
  131. Hillary Kiplangat – YES
  132. Njeri Maina – NO
  133. Joseph Gitari – ABSENT
  134. Bedzimba Rashid – YES
  135. Doris Donya – YES
  136. Ruth Odinga – YES
  137. Oron Joshua – YES
  138. Shakeel Shabbir – YES
  139. Rozaah Buyu – YES
  140. Irene Kasalu – NO
  141. Nimrod Mbai – YES
  142. Makali Mulu – NO
  143. David Mwalika – NO
  144. Rachael Nyamai – YES
  145. Edith Nyenze – NO
  146. Mokaya Japheth – YES
  147. Antony Kibagendi – YES
  148. Clive Gisairo – YES
  149. Konoin Brighton – YES
  150. Alfred Mutai – YES
  151. Joseph Tanui – YES
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