In readiness for what awaits him, Kikuyu Member of Parliament, Kimani Ichungwa has decided to give an earlier farewell message to the house budget committee.
MP Kimani’s farewell comes at a point when the Jubilee Party continues with its clean up in the National Assembly. The purge is said to target members who are associated with Deputy President William Ruto.
The Kikuyu Member of parliament has chaired the budget committee for the last three and has also been a member of the committee on appointments in the National Assembly.
The second legislature has been a staunch supporter of DP William and his 2022 presidential bid and has been one of the critics of the handshake between President Uhuru and opposition leader Raila Odinga.
According to his statement on Twitter, MP Kimani said the Monday budget committee meeting was his last as the chair.
“This morning in my last budget committee meeting that I have chaired for the last three years. This marked the last meetings of the Budget 2020/21 Estimate engagements,” a statement by Kimani Ichungwa read.
In his statement, he also appreciated the entire membership of the Committee for their confidence they exhibited in his leadership of the committee since 2017.
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He also appreciated the people of his constituency for the patience and kindness to donate their time and resource in him to serve other Kenyans in his capacity as the member and chair of the house committee.
“I appreciate the support and counsel of every professional team at the Parliamentary Budget Office with who we have worked and combed through figures under immense pressure at times.
My appreciation too, to the Great people of Kikuyu Constituency who have been patient and kind enough to donate their time and resources in me to serve other Kenyans,” the Kikuyu MP said.
Despite stepping aside for the new leadership, Kimani promised to continue serving the people of Kenya and give his support to the next chairman of the committee.
