Gem MP Jakoyo Midiwo has promised that its just a matter of time, and Kenyans will know the truth about the grand heist Eurobond saga.
The MP said that details of the alleged theft of billions of shillings will unravel just like the ongoing NYS scandal. Midiwo said that when the opposition, led by Raila, first made the allegations, people tried to wash it down the trench.
He added that only later (now) is when the truth is unfolding.
"When the opposition, led by Raila, first spoke about the NYS scandal people rubbished it. They termed it as mere politics. They claimed the opposition was painting the government's image and that of the nation weirdly. And the people whose names are now being mentioned are the very once who dismissed Odinga fiercely," Midiwo said.
Recently, new revelations have unfolded about the loss of millions of shillings at NYS. A sworn affidavit by one Josephine Kabura mentions the former CS Waiguru to be the centre and the architect of the money looting.
Waiguru in her defence, has dragged the names of senior jubilee bigwigs into the matter. They include National Assembly majority leader Aden Duale, Senator Kipchumba Murkomen, DP Ruto personal assistant, and alleged DP Ruto's brother.
Some of these were the defiant defenders of Waiguru and the Jubilee government over the scandal. Midiwo said in a similar way the Eurobond saga details will unearth and those involved be known.
"Eurobond matter is still cooking. We are waiting for reports from the Public accounts committee and forensic auditors. With the NYS issue, you can now sit down and watch with a smile how they are now fighting and finger-pointing at each other." the lawmaker said.
Midiwo also warned that other corruption cases will follow soon. He mentioned that Chicken-gate scandal and alleged corruption in Standard Gauge Railways (SGR) as cases in the list.
He said, "And this is not all. We will follow and reveal corruption details ongoing in the government. After NYS we still have the Chicken-gate and the SGR. We will follow all these even up to the bedrooms of involved persons. We will let Kenyans know the truth."
Midiwo said this on Friday during an a talk show at Nam Lolwe FM, a local vernacular radio station.