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Busia senator Okiya Omtatah is challenging President William Ruto to table evidence and substantiate his allegations of corruption and bribery within the Judiciary. Omtatah further demands an apology from the President for what he says is an unwarranted attack on the institution with an intent to undermine it.
Busia Senator challenges President Ruto to table evidence on corrupt judges
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