UDA Treasurer Omingo Magara Ditches UDA, Cites Lack of Democracy
The former South Mugirango MP Omingo Magara resigned from the UDA party on Monday citing lack of democracy.
According to Magara, he quit UDA after considerable reflection and consultation with his people of Kisii County.
On Saturday, Magara dismissed claims that he has decamped from the Deputy President William Ruto-led party calling on supporters to treat the reports with the ‘contempt it deserves.
Magara said that he is in UDA ‘to stay’ pointing out that he will personally issue communications in case of any new developments.
“I’ve seen with dismay messages and propaganda circulating all over social media with unsubstantiated messages attributed to me. Kindly ignore all rumours, I am a man of principle and will communicate through my handles,” he tweeted.
His decision to resign comes a day after dismissing claims that he had ditched Ruto’s party.
“My political future and ambitions cannot be sufficiently addressed by the UDA party. I therefore immediately resign as a party member and as a treasurer,” he said while in Kisii
