We will take a common position on it after having a discussion as a region,” Nyandarua Governor Francis Kimemia said. Advertisement“We want our views to be incorporated because we believe BBI will make lives better for central Kenya people. Nyeri Governor Mutahi Kahiga told the critics of the BBI process to join its proponents and fight while inside. In December, Mt Kenya leaders had planned a meeting to discuss and adopt a common position on the BBI report but it was cancelled at the last minute after politicians allied to Deputy President William Ruto scuttled the plan. The meeting called by Mt Kenya Foundation at Ole Sereni hotel in Nairobi was met with opposition from the Tangatanga group because the organisers were viewed as leaning towards the Kieleweke faction which enjoys State House backing.

Source: Daily Nation January 14, 2020 12:22 UTC