Five white lies the Senator is using to cover up his tracks in the NYS Ksh1.6billion scandal
Elgeyo Marakwet Senator, Kipchumba Murkomen and Korir Sing’oe, a top legal aide in Deputy President William Ruto’s office were paid Ksh15 million by the Ministry of devolution.
The two officials who are partners in Sing’oe, Murkomen & Sigei Advocates were paid by Out Of the Box Solutions, a company associated with former radio presenter Angela Angwenyi.
Out Of the Box Solutions was contracted by the ministry to educate women on how to take advantage of the 30 percent procurement contracts reserved for women, youth and people with disabilities new report has revealed.
Anne Waiguru, was the Devolution CS when the law firm received the cash.
These fresh revelations tours through the senator statements and countless tweets. where he has repeatedly denied receiving any NYS money including from key suspect Ben Gethi whom he represented as a lawyer.
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Murkomen conduct also presents a good case study on how to become a ‘great politician’
At all times when you get embodied in a scandal, an affair, or anything whatsoever you deem your political enemies may use against you, the first line of defense is deny and deny
Second defense, employee the tarnishing tactic and proceed to discredit the officials investigating you.
Go the whole mile and even discredit the institution itself.
then enters scene three, how about assuming the all arrogant ‘utado’ altitude politicians love to embrace once things start getting thick.
At this time you are busy shuffling between your party boss office and meeting council of elders to defend you, ‘y
Finally after the side shows, drama and Shenanigans, it is now time to accept some partial responsiblity.
Go to a Sunday service and say
On the D day while going to the panel to give your side of the story, you ensure you drag half of your community with you, hired and a bit intoxicated youths are ideal
Chapter six of the constitution, under the leadership and integrity however dictates the conduct of a public official should be above what Murkomen has stooped to.
Under section 75. (1) A State officer shall behave, whether in public and official life, in private life, or in association with other persons, in a manner that avoids:
(a) any conflict between personal interests and public or officialduties
(b) compromising any public or official interest in favour of a personal interest; or
(c) demeaning the office the officer holds.
What Murkomen however doesn’t not want to grasp is that nobody has a problem with him and his firm representing Ben Gethi, the NYS mastermind suspect however, the law which the senator swore to uphold dictates that in cases where personal interest comes in between public interest, public interest takes course.
if legal fees are more rewarding and satisfactory than protecting and ensuring taxpayers money is secure, then Hon.Kipchumba Murkomen should take the highroad and resign.
