ARTICLE 147(3) IS ENOUGH ,,there is no novelty in KENYATAS ACTIONS - TopicsExpress



          

ARTICLE 147(3) IS ENOUGH ,,there is no novelty in KENYATAS ACTIONS Nyakiya Nyakiyaism ,In your way of reasoning, Uhuru Kenyata left power for Ruto and he became very extra ordinary in his bid to make you look at him that way. For your information, there is no novelty of what Uhuru did yesterday going by the writings of article 147 (3) of the supreme laws of Kenya. Infact he made it a PR stunt the moment he called the media to come and amplify what he does every time he leaves the country he dint have to announce to us, the constitution is enough. Thats a collective Kenyan decisión we already made in 2010 by passing article 147, in this regard a president only needs to make himself absent for his deputy to asume power. Still, that does not make his deputy the president because he has not been sworn in to that office. Under Article 134, he (acting) cannot appoint judges or any other public officers who are appointed by the President, he cannot appoint or dismiss Cabinet Secretaries or other State officers; he cannot appoint or dismiss high commissioners ambassadors, diplomatic or consular representatives. Likewise, he cannot exercise the power of mercy which is a preserve of the President and cannot confer honours to individuals in the name of the republic. This now dashes all hopes of my Suba kinsmen who could have started lobying for my sister Lavender Ojalla to be appointed ambasador of kenya to Migingo by Hon Ruto and hopes of my other kinsman Bernard Odhuno appointing himself deputy president thrown into Orore beach. .Equaly Aringo Morine hopes of ever working in the deputy presidents office through her cousin all now but a mirrage
Posted on: Tue, 07 Oct 2014 07:46:56 +0000

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