Four Cabinet Secretaries were on Monday morning summoned to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) headquarters over an alleged plot to lock Deputy President William Ruto out of the presidency.
However, after more than two hours of questioning, the ministers emerged and told journalists that they had not recorded any statement because Dr Ruto had not made any formal complaint.
It has also emerged that the Deputy President was the complainant but had not yet recorded a statement of the allegation.
SECRET MEETINGS
Trade Cabinet Secretary Peter Munya, who was among the four CSs, denied claims of holding secret meetings in a bid to harm or kill the Deputy President.
Addressing journalists at DCI Headquarters in Kiambu, Munya said that they indeed held meetings at the La Mada Hotel on Thika Road but the discussions were mainly on development.
“They have confirmed that the Deputy President of the Republic of Kenya made a call and complained that some cabinet secretaries and other senior government officers met at La Mada on 14th May and there were plans to kill him,”said Munya.
STATEMENT
The Cabinet Secretary for ICT Joe Mucheru, Health Cabinet Secretary Sicily Kariuki and Transport Cabinet Secretary James Macharia are the other Cabinet Secretaries who summoned to the DCI headquarters to record the statement.
The said meetings were initiated upon request by Members of Parliament from Central Kenya, who complained that government was not first trucking development in Mount Kenya Region and government officers were not accessible to them.
“We want to confirm we have been having meetings. Indeed, we had a meeting in La Mada and we will continue having meetings because under the Constitution of Kenya, there is freedom of assembly and expression,” Munya added.
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