In a letter on Thursday, Moi said the party had suspended
Salat over what he termed as grossly violating the party’s constitution.
However according to party’s First Vice chairman, Thomas
Ojanga, Moi’s decision to suspend Nick Salat was not ratified by the National
Delegates Congress (NDC) of 2012 which is the only entity recognized by the constitution.
Ojanga further warned Moi against undertaking unlawful
pronouncements on important party issues.
"Today, from a hurriedly convened outlawed National
Executive Council meeting in an unpublished location in Nakuru County, the Hon.
Gideon Moi issued a letter, citing article 7.2(a) of a fraudulent KANU
Constitution, to announce the suspension of Hon. Nick Salat as the Secretary
General of the Kenya African National Union Party," Ojanga stated in a
statement.
He also claimed that the party had not organised any other
NDC to ratify the constitution.
"Therefore any other documents presented as KANU
Constitution, or in use elsewhere including the NEC of today and including the
one deposited at the ORPP are fraudulent," he stated.
The Political Eye
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