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Kedong Ranch: Narok Senator Ledama Ole Kina Warned

Moses Kuria jealous of how Senator is being 'pampered' over hate ...
Moses Kuria And Senator Ledama Photogrid|Courtesy

Controversial Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria has offered a piece of chilling advice which also serves as a warning to Narok Senator Ledama Ole Kina about his role in the community stand in matters concerning the Kedong Ranch.

According to Moses Kuria, Raila only owns a plot in the Orange party.

Dear Ledama Ole Kina. Si ulifungua mdomo kuongea juu ya Kedong Ranch ? Do you really value your life ? You think Raila Odinga owns ODM ? He owns a plot in ODM. Do you know who has the mother title for ODM ? Keep to your lane. Say ‘Ashe Oleng’ to me later,” Kuria posted.

 

 

Earlier this year, some members of Kitet community in Naivasha rejected the 4,000 acres given to them by Kedong Ranch management in July last year.

In a meeting on the 75,000-acre ranch near Suswa town on Friday, the members said four unnamed but well-known people entered into an “illegal” deal with Kedong ranch management to get their ancestral land.

The team led by Robinson Torome, William Sipai and Raphael Kerenke claimed the deal was done without the knowledge more than 30,000 members of the Kitet community.

 “We are now aware that the four men went round our backs and entered into an illegal deal with the ranch management. The deal was meant to entice to withdraw our land case in court,”  Torome said.

The land in Naivasha constituency reaches Narok East constituency on the west, and Kajiado West constituency on the east. The Mai Maihu-Narok road passes across the land.

Kuria was responding after the Leader of Minority in the Senate James Orengo opposed the election of the Narok senator as the chair of the powerful County Public Accounts and Investment Committee (CPAIC).

In a letter to the Senate Speaker, Orengo said that he would withdraw the membership of the minority from the committee until an appropriate resolution can be made.

“I express and register dissatisfaction with the conduct and outcome of the elections of the leadership of the County Public Accounts and Investments Committee which were purportedly done today. We intend to withdraw our membership from the said committee until an appropriate resolution can be made,” wrote Orengo.

Ole Kina was on Monday May 4 elected to head the county watchdog committee after trouncing Kisii Senator Prof Sam Ongeri who got four votes, against ole Kina’s five.

However, in a rejoinder, Ole Kina said he supported ODM party leader Raila Odinga’s presidential campaign against all odds and that Orengo’s move is questionable. He said he will not be threatened by Orengo’s letter to the Senate, and that he is prepared.

Kiambu County Senator Kimani Wamatangi was picked as vice-chairperson of PAIC. Nakuru Senator Susan Kihika congratulated the two.

 

Ole Kina gained five votes against his Kisii counterpart Sam Ongeri. The committee has nine members. Mithika Linturi (Meru), Millicent Omanga (nominated) and Sam Ongeri(Kisii) were retained in the committee.

The new members to the committee are Hargura Godana(Marsabit), Irungu Kangata (Murang’a), Ochillo Ayacko (Migori) and Taita Taveta County senator  Johnes Mwaruma.

Following his appointment as deputy chair, Wamatangi said he was honoured to have been elected to the committee and that he will discharge his duties without any fear.

Here a sample of the mixed reactions from the latest appointments in the Senate committes.

https://twitter.com/SirJimKitch/status/1257357411494637569?s=20

https://twitter.com/ItsNyamai/status/1257660514118893569?s=20

https://twitter.com/EngnrDan/status/1257362710033043458?s=20