- Nyamira Governor Amos Nyaribo (right) during his swearing-in on Tuesday, December 29, 2020.
Nyamira Governor Amos Nyaribo has suffered setback after the Kisumu High Court stopped him from forwarding the name of former West Mugirango MP James Gesami for vetting as his deputy governor.
The petition was filed by a local resident, Vincent Omao, who was against Gesami's nomination.
In a court notice dated Wednesday, January 13, Lady Justice Maureen Onyango also barred the Nyamira County Assembly from receiving, vetting or approving the name of the former assistant minister as the deputy governor.
Former West Mugirango MP James GesamiFileThe new governor had appointed Gesami as his deputy on Wednesday, January 6, and had also submitted 10 nominees for vetting and approval to the position of County Executive Committee Members in respective departments.
Nyaribo took office as the second governor of Nyamira County after succeeding the late John Nyagarama who succumbed to Covid-19 on December 18, 2020.
In his first act as governor, Nyaribo stamped his authority by firing all CECs and ordered them to hand over their duties and responsibilities to the County Secretary.
During his inauguration speech, he vowed to crack the whip on public officers misusing public funds.
"We have been losing public money by paying for incomplete and ghost development projects. Corruption affects all of us. Let us not be silenced but (let us) report to the responsible agencies.
"I call upon all leaders to work together and respect each other so that we can develop our county. We have been given the mandate to serve our people through service delivery," Nyaribo stated.
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