Thirdway Alliance party leader, Ekuru Aukot will name a shadow cabinet that will comply with Article 130 of the Constitution.
Aukot says that his party is ‘currently going through CVs of Kenyans seeking to be considered in its shadow cabinet.’
Thirdway Alliance Kenya is currently going through CVs of Kenyans seeking to be considered in its shadow cabinet.All interested Kenyans are advised to send their CVs to leader@thirdwayalliance.org before or on January 30, 2017. #ShadowCabinet
— Grant 🗣️ (@grantoffone) January 11, 2018
His cabinet, he says will play transformation politics and will help keep President Uhuru Kenyatta’s government in check.
The lawyer who came in third in the October repeat polls took up the role of opposition leader. He says that just because he was beaten in the race to state house, he will not ‘shelf our idea of how to run an effective and responsive government.’
Kenyans on the other hand had this to say:
https://twitter.com/Tonykoech83/status/951388838462713857
I want to be considered for CS happiness & jokes. I propose my friend @ItsMutai for CS Treasury & @ahmednasirlaw as AG https://t.co/7r2o6O4k4F
— Mohamed Wehliye, MBS (@WehliyeMohamed) January 11, 2018
I endorse it enthusiastically…Wehliye can do that job and we will send him a ticket once a month…
— Ahmednasir Abdullahi SC (@ahmednasirlaw) January 11, 2018
I petition, plead & implore all progressive Kenyans to support the initiative by thirdwayalliancce to provide a formidable opposition to the ruling jubilee govt…an effective opposition is a must…@WehliyeMohamed @DonaldBKipkorir @JunetMohamed @EAukot
— Ahmednasir Abdullahi SC (@ahmednasirlaw) January 11, 2018
We shall deliver on our part as an effective opposition that not only criticizes the government but also offers alternative solutions for the betterment of our country #ShadowCabinet https://t.co/IV9ZbmbNOm
— Grant 🗣️ (@grantoffone) January 11, 2018
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President Kenyatta on Friday retained 6 Cabinet Secretaries, submitted three names for vetting; Keriako Tobiko, John Munyes and Ukur Yattani.
He is yet to name 13 members to his cabinet who are expected to help realize his four economic development pillars.
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