Agano presidential candidate David Mwaure on Thursday, August 4, unveiled some of the people he would name to pick in his Cabinet if he won the August 9 General Election.
The Presidential candidate disclosed that Second Lady Rachel Ruto and Ida Odinga were among the names forwarded to the party following countrywide public participation.
Defending Mama Ida, the veteran lawyer disclosed that her service to the nation made her a suitable candidate to take a cabinet role in his government.
"Mama Ida has fought for Kenya; why can't she serve in the cabinet? Mwaure posed while endorsing her nomination to the cabinet.
From President Uhuru Kenyatta's government, he stated that Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang'i and his education counterpart had also been fronted to be part of his government if he won the August 9 polls.
Roots Presidential candidate George Luchiri Wajackoyah and his running mate Justina Wamae were also proposed to his government.
"If Wajackoyah makes his ways, there is something he is trying to tell Kenyans. We can make him be in charge of Cancer Center we want to develop," the Agano party boss remarked.
Accompanied by his running mate Ruth Mucheru, Mwaure added that Reuben Kigame, who was disqualified from the Presidential race, was also proposed to the cabinet.
From the clergy, he listed the Archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Nyeri, Anthony Muheria and Bishop Winnie Owiti from Kisumu county.
Others on the list include former Chief Justice David Maraga, lawyer PLO Lumumba and activist Okiya Omtatah.
He however made it clear that Agano Party had not engaged the nominees regarding their proposal to be appointed as Cabinet Secretaries.
At the same time, Mwaure affirmed that he would clinch the country's top seat beating all the other contenders.
Recent opinion polls placed the Agano presidential candidate at number four - a distant position Wajackoyah.
Azimio Presidential candidate Raila Odinga and Deputy President William Ruto have been touted as the main contenders to succeed President Uhuru.
