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JUBILEE GOVERMENT IS SYSTEMATICALLY KILLING DEVOLUTION AS WELL AS THE JUDICIARY

uhuru-icc-stress.jpg President Uhuru should not fault the judiciary for injuncting the senate on the impeachment of embu county governor. Both the senate and county assembly of embu earlier ignored a court order barring them from proceeding with impeachment of the governor.Afterwhich the highcourt reinstated him to continue serving until his case is heard and determined.Lately ten governors have ignored a summon Call by the senate to answer to claims of resource misappropriation in their counties and opted to sort for a constitution intepration from the highcourt on whether they should be summoned by the senate or not.Instead of the president giving judiciary time to Perform its mandate,he has gone ahead and claimed that the governors must honour the summon.where was the president when the senate ignored a court order?it isn't because he really believes in accountability as he want us to think!No Never! He is furthering the notion that devolved governments are untenable/unsustainable and that the judiciary got no role to play only to be left with a tranny of numbers legistlature to keep him on check. Remember he already has dissolution of counties in mind.
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