The county chief pleaded with a senate committee to dismiss the MCAs’ case against her terming it trivial and full of innuendos.
She added, “Outside conspiracies visited on us with the help of a few local leaders has brought shame and humiliation to us at home. I pray that it should never be allowed to happen again.”
The governor said the MCAs failed to prove their case, adding that they are full of generalities, hearsay and innuendos and thus the case not meet constitutional threshold to out her.
“Having listened to the presentations made by the assembly, bear me witness that they mainly involved emotional and contradicting witness statements that were neither supported by any evidence nor fully substantiated by facts,” she said.
She reiterated that her innocence, stating her lawyers; Paul Nyamodi and Kamotho Waiganjo proved beyond reasonable doubt that the impeachment case did not hold water.
“My lawyers have dispelled the false allegations that formed the basis of my impeachment and we have seen that they are an affront to impeachment process as prescribed in the constitution. The issues raised could have indeed been clarified through routine inquiries,” she said.
The 11-member committee led by Kakamega Senator clepgas Malala has finalised cross examining both parties and will be compiling the final report before presenting it before the Senate on Friday.
