Siaya Senator James Orengo on Sunday stated that President Uhuru Kenyatta and everyone in the government should be charged with treason because they 'stole their way into State House'.
Speaking during a consultative forum on the People's Assembly at Sun N Sand Beach Hotel in Kikambala, Kilifi county, The ODM Senator reiterated his resolve that Mr Kenyatta was not the rightful president of Kenya.
"He only got less than 25 percent of the votes cast on October 26. This means he does not meet the threshold to be Kenya's president.
"It is those in government now that should be charged with treason because they stole their way into State House, "he conveyed.
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Mr Orengo told National Super Alliance (NASA) leader Raila Odinga to stay on course for State House urging him not to pay attention to naysayers who were determined to make his dream of making Kenya better fail.
"Like the story in the bible, do not look back lest you turn into stone," he noted.
He further addressed President Kenyatta's threats against the secession of the Coast regional terming them as having no merit.
"Self-determination is recognized by the UN and countries like Kosovo, Eritrea, Namibia and South Sudan were created after agitation for self-determination.
"Uhuru does not know what he is saying. He will be in more trouble himself," he explained.
NASA Strategist David Ndii stated that holding forums to discuss secession was their constitutional right and shouldn't be threatened.
"If they persist, we will insist on our self-determination process and secede, we need to control the country's resources. Holding such forums is our constitutional right and so we shouldn't be threatened," he explained.
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