• Following the directive and the urge by the Hon. Moses Wetangula, the National Assembly has since published a form that Kenyans countrywide must fill out.

In response to the directive from National Assembly Speaker Hon. Moses Wetangula, the National Assembly has published a public participation form regarding the impeachment of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. This form is now available for Kenyans nationwide to fill out, having been circulated in three major Kenyan dailies on October 3, 2024. It can also be downloaded online for completion and submission.

The form includes sections for personal details and the opportunity to express views in support of or against the proposed impeachment motion. Supporters are encouraged to specify the grounds for their agreement as outlined in the motion.

The Special Motion alleges that Deputy President Gachagua has:

1. Undermined National Unity: Made inflammatory remarks that threaten to discriminate against certain communities, undermining the peaceful coexistence of Kenya's diverse populations and denying equal opportunities for public service appointments and resource allocation.

2. Contradicted Government Policy: Issued unilateral public statements that conflict with collectively adopted government policies, challenging the President’s role as a symbol of national unity.

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3. Interfered with Local Governance: Incited citizens against lawful directives of the Nairobi City County Government regarding market planning and relocation, while publicly disparaging its leadership.

4. Attacked Judicial Independence: Undermined the independence of a High Court judge through public attacks and threats of petitioning for the judge's removal in an ongoing case involving him.

5. Breach of Oath of Office: Violated his Oath of Office and Allegiance through the actions and statements cited in points 1, 2, and 3.

6. Made Reckless Statements: Engaged in inflammatory and inciteful public remarks over the past two years in violation of the law.

7. Committed Economic Crimes: Accused of conflict of interest and abuse of office by amassing property valued at Kshs. 5.2 billion, inconsistent with his known legitimate income, and trading through proxies with the Office of the Deputy President.

8. Misled the Public: Allegedly misled the public with false and divisive statements contrary to the Penal Code and the Leadership and Integrity Act.

9. Gross Misconduct: Accused of misconduct incompatible with the dignity of the Deputy President’s office, including undermining the National Security Intelligence Service.

10. Insubordination: Openly disrespected the President, who is the Head of State and Government.

11. Bullying Public Officials: Accused of persistently bullying state and public officers.

For more details and to access the Public Views Template, visit: [Public Views Template](http://www.parliament.go.ke/impeachment-motion-public-participation-template-form).