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of Jubilee politicians have advised President Uhuru Kenyatta to ignore the ICC
summon to a status conference on October 8. Led by Kiambu governor William
Kabogo, he surprised many when he declared that he is ready to go to the Hague
instead of President Uhuru Kenyatta.
It
is not the first time Kabogo has offered to attend court in Kenyatta's place. "We
are not going to surrender Kenya's sovereignty to another nation," he said
during the SDA church fund raising at Githurai Kimbo.
Nyandarua
women's representative Wanjiku Muhia said the ICC is for idlers. "I
accompanied the president and his deputy to the Hague and we were idle the
whole day. Bensouda wants Uhuru and Ruto to idle at the Hague for a whole
day," she said.
Kathiani
MP Kaindi Kea said Uhuru was duly elected and asked him not to go to the Hague.
Kea's
sentiments were echoed by Thika Town MP Alice Ng'ang'a and her Ruiru
counterpart Esther Gathogo.Gatundu North MP Kigo Njenga asked the ICC to
dismiss the cases against Uhuru and Ruto saying they had taken too long due to
lack of evidence.
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