President William Ruto’s UDA party has strongly condemned the Amendment Bill, 2024, introduced by Nandi Senator Samson Cherargei, which seeks to extend the term limits for elected officials from five to seven years. UDA Secretary General Hassan Omar labeled the bill as “misguided, self-serving, and contrary to the aspirations of Kenyans.” He criticized it for undermining accountability and the principles of the constitution. Omar called on party members to reject the bill, emphasizing that it goes against UDA’s values and Kenya’s democratic gains.
UDA Rejects Bill to Extend Term Limits for Elected Officials
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