Current politicians who were elected on Jubilee Party tickets and paid nomination fees to other parties in the recent election have been placed on notice.
Despite the fact that the members have not submitted written resignation letters to the ruling party, the defectors now face dismissal if the party begins the process of removing them.
Jeremiah Kioni, Secretary General of Jubilee, stated during a meeting with candidates in Subukia, Nakuru County, that the party was preparing to remove unfaithful members.
The Ndaragwa MP cautioned that the registration of disloyal members as rival party aspirants indicated that they had resigned from the parties that had supported them to their posts.
He urged individuals who wished to rejoin the Jubilee Party to do so as soon as possible, stating that the party was dedicated to holding free and fair elections.
The lawmakers slammed Deputy President William Ruto, pushing him to resign from the Jubilee Party and his position upon his return to the nation.
The MP urged hopefuls to avoid participating in aggressive attacks on their opponents, stating that the party does not advocate for the use of force but rather for the peaceful resolution of disagreements.
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