ODM has ordered ten Nairobi MCAs who
attacked executive director Magerer Langat to pay the party a collective fine
of Sh100,000.
The decision followed a meeting by
the party’s National Executive Council (NEC) on Tuesday.
NEC also formed a committee to look
into the allegations levelled against Magerer and circumstances that led to his
forcible ejection from a meeting on Thursday at Orange House.
The committee is headed by lawyer
Fred Achock, former Deputy speaker Farah Malim, former Senator Harold Kipchumba
and Mombasa women’s rep Mishi Mboko and Halima Daro from Marsabit.
The NEC meeting was chaired by party
leader Raila Odinga with Secretary general Anyang' Nyong'o, nominated senator
Agnes Zani, Mathare MP Stephen Kariuki, and Migori women's rep Dennitah Ghati
in attendance.
A legal committee will be formed to
supplement the work of the
disciplinary team. The party said that the members of the legal team will be announced
later.
disciplinary team. The party said that the members of the legal team will be announced
later.
Nyong'o said NEC will censure the
MCAs despite their apology to the party over the incident
Magerer was on Thursday forcibly
ejected from a party meeting at Orange House by a group of Nairobi MCAs. The
group stormed the meeting, roughed him up and ejected him as Raila, Wiper
leader Kalonzo Musyoka and MPs looked on in disbelief.
The MCAs, who seemed well organised,
pounced on Magerer soon after the meeting began. The progress made on the Okoa
Kenya referendum push was one of the matters to be discussed.
On realising what was going on,
Raila personally instructed the head of his security detail to call officers
from the Kilimani police station, who arrived in time to save Magerer.
The MCAs appeared unfazed by Raila's
presence. They were accompanied by rowdy ODM youth allegedly part of the so
called Men in Black squad that sabotaged the party's convention and elections
on February 28.
They accused Magerer, a former
assistant minister, of being a Jubilee mole leaking secrets to parties in
competition with ODM and working against the party's interests.
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