My impeccable sources also indicate that many GNU members who would have been forced to take the government position and vote against the evil amendment stayed away.
It is said that they received a fat envelope to stay very far away from parliament during voting. The sources further add that the source of the generosity was the Baringo Central MP who is also the “main star” of the Kroll Report.
Also of interest in the list of shame is the name of one Andrew Ligale, a former Permanent Secretary in government, turned MP. Sometime in 1992, I had a fascinating conversation with Ligale’s then 17 year old son. I believe his name was Eugene, if my memory serves me right. I struck up a conversation with the young man because he had a passion for something I also have a passion for—rugby. The boy who was still in school was playing very attractive club rugby as a speedy winger for a club side. As we mingled with others, the young Ligale, who was a little intoxicated blurted out that his ambition was to be a PS one day, just like his dad had been.
That utterance was pregnant with meaning. It just goes to show how corruption and theft of public monies has paid off so handsomely for so many Kenyans. So much so that youngsters admire them and wish to grow up to do the same.
Shockingly, even Njoki Ndungu’s name is on the list of shame. The attractive-for-her-age nominated legislator is said to be “very close” to Chris Murungaru (the man not allowed to step in London, anywhere in Britain or the US and the only one Kibaki has dared not re-appoint to his cabinet).
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