Ole Sapit asks the President and his Deputy to opt for a dialogue rather than impeachment
According to him the impeachment will definitely divide Kenyans.
Archbishop Jackson Ole Sapit of the Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) has recently called for the abandonment of the impeachment of DP Rigathi Gachagua.
The archbishop called on President Ruto and his Deputy President to give dialogue a chance stating that the impeachment will divide the country.
According to him, the impeachment would set a bad precedent polarising the country along ethnic lines which is detrimental to national unity.
“The impeachment motion should be set aside and dialogue given a chance. The president and his deputy should sit and discuss their differences as leaders.”
He further criticized the President and his deputy for failing to show leadership by giving dialogue a chance arguing that they were elected to lead the country.
“As national leaders in this country, the best way to show a good example to Kenyans is by holding a mediation and solving their differences.’’
His statement comes as Gachagua is expected to appear before parliament to defend himself against 11 accusations before MPs take a vote.
