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    "speaker_name": "Uasin Gishu County, UDA",
    "speaker_title": "Hon. Gladys Boss",
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    "content": "(i) the death, maiming or wounding, or the imprisonment or restraint, of the President; or is guilty of the offence of treason.” So Rigathi Gachagua is guilty of treason. It also amounts to gross misconduct. The Deputy President cannot, therefore, expect to remain in his office as Deputy President when he is party to efforts to remove the President, undermine the President and campaign against the President. His tenure as a principal assistant is not tenable by any interpretation or meaning. Six, during his appearance in church in Meru, the Deputy President insinuated that if he is removed, the tribes of Kenya who are native to the Mount Kenya area will revolt and be violent. Again, that is treason and other allied offences. He also goes against the National Cohesion and Integration Commission Act with his utterances that relate to ethnic profiling. As late as yesterday, if I had any doubt in my mind that Rigathi Gachagua must be impeached and removed from office as the Deputy President of the Republic of Kenya, he made it very clear. Yesterday he went on to disclose details of the Kenya Kwanza pre-election pacts. This is contrary to non-disclosure agreements that were signed by parties. Without any due regard to these non-disclosure clauses, and without seeking consensus from other principals who are party to those pacts, he went on to sing like a parrot on national television. That is unbecoming behaviour of a person who holds an office as high as that of the Deputy President of the Republic of Kenya. Lastly, I want to point out that all the violations that I have set out in support of this Motion were brought upon and the evidence said by the Deputy President himself. This is not from anywhere but from his own very utterances. Practically, this is what the Deputy President has done: He has doused paraffin on himself and lit the matchstick all by himself without the help of anybody else. And so, he has only himself to blame. I support this Motion. Thank you, Hon. Speaker."
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