Machakos Governor Dr. Alfred Nganga Mutua has expressed confidence that he will win his seat back if the Supreme Court does not quash Court of Appeal’s nullification of his re-election.
Mutua who said he has filed a notice of appeal in the Supreme Court blamed his woes on powerful figures out to end his 2022 presidential ambitions.
"I blame my woes on my fight against corruption and agitating for lifestyle audits for top government officials,” said Mutua.
The vocal governor claimed that he has a list of powerful figures involved in the maize scandal and will soon expose them to face the law.
The Machakos County chief urged President Uhuru Kenyatta not to relent on his fight against corruption and anyone involved must be brought to book.
He was speaking at Kola ward in Kalama, Machakos town on Saturday where he was accompanied by his deputy Francis Maliti where he insisted that he will not stop giving services to his people and no amount of intimidation will stop him from accomplishing his ideologies.
Mutua’s re-election was nullified by the Court of Appeal on Friday following an application made by former Kathiani Member of Parliament and Wiper party governorship aspirant Wavinya Ndeti.