Kindiki and Mukurweini’s Kabando said the MPs had vowed to counter the former premier’s smear campaign against the Jubilee administration.
“On this particular instant of Eurobond he must also expect the titanic battle of Jubilee troops, because we are also determined to consign him once and for all the cesspool of political oblivion in the high seas of the political graveyard, his epitaph has been drawn,” Kabando said.
The CORD leader on Thursday released a list of 10 individuals he says were involved in the alleged Eurobond scandal.
The Opposition leader made it clear he was linking the individuals to the scandal based on their positions at the Treasury but appeared to step into a legal minefield as indications of libel action began streaming in.
“The persons of interests are basically because of their positions or responsibility. That is why we are saying they are the people who got the information. They may be on the first line but as you know an onion… you peel the first layer. So other names will come,” the CORD leader told journalists on Thursday.
He said the Treasury officials should step aside until the Eurobond saga is clear to Kenyans while arguing that there are still a lot of grey areas on its transactions.
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Kinyua, Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) Chairman Mohammed Nyaoga and former CBK Governor Njuguna Ndung’u through their legal teams have hit back at Odinga demanding an immediate retraction or legal action.
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