Trans Nzoia governor
Patrick Khaemba has vowed to take Noah Wekesa to court if he fails to
prove that he pocketed county funds through the purchase of new building
earmarked for a referral hospital.
Speaking in Kitale,
Khaemba said he is tired of the cheap propaganda by leaders who had found it
difficult to deliver when they were in office. He said Wekesa has no evidence
but relies on rumours and not facts saying the county government had followed
the right procedures in the procurement process.
He added that he is trying the best to transform Trans
Nzoia county to be a better place but some leaders who failed to deliver during
their time in office are fighting him instead of waiting for 2017. Wekesa
and Saboti MP David Wafula, women rep
Janet Nangabo, Chris Wamalwa of
Kiminini and Endebess MP Robert Pukose were lambasted by Khaemba for soiling his name in funerals
that the facility was procured irregularly and was overvalued at a price of
Sh183 million.
They have claimed Khaemba was involved which the
governor has refuted by tabling documents in the procedure followed in the
acquisition. Khaemba has vowed to take Wekesa to court after investigations are
done on him so that others to learn from their utterances.
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