Former Bonchari MP Opore dismiss allegations of seeking Oimekes sacking
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Former Bonchari MP Zebedeo Opore
Former Bonchari MP Zebedeo Opore has dismissed allegations circulating in Media that he wrote a letter to the public service commission seeking Engineer Pavel Oimeke to be sacked for an alleged involvement into politics.
His reactions comes few days after Kisii members of county assembly condemned the proponent of the letter accusing Mr Opore to have wrote a letter to the public service commission and copied to EACC, DCIO and DPP that Director General Energy, Petroleum and Regulatory Authority Engineer Pavel Oimeke to be sacked for doing politics in Bonchari constituency.
Mr Opore stated that there is no any substantial evidence that he wrote a letter seeking Mr Oimeke’s sacking.
“Let them challenge me with the evidence , that is pure politics , it’s about some individuals who want to blackmail my name, “Mr Opore said.
He said that leaders should concentrate to bring services to people instead of dwelling on politics.
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Addressing the press the MCAS defended Mr Oimeke by saying that he is giving back to the community the reason as to why he was appointed as director.
The MCAS stated that Mr Oimeke has not given his time campaigning for any elective seat rather than steering development of the community.
The MCAs gave Opore seven days to apologize to the omogusii community or else they disown him from the community.
They warned other leaders who might having such ill motive issues to cease.
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The MCAs called upon all leaders to spearhead development for a United Omogusii to better the community at large.
Mr Opore asked those who are tainting his name to stop and focus to bring development in the community.
According to the letter which was on social media scheduled on 20/1/2020 sent to the public service commission that Mr Oimeke was spotted and even recorded making politically instigated statements.
