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Lawyer Nelson Havi said he agrees with Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's impeachment motion because if any leader can't explain the source of their wealth, they should go and therefore instilling good ethics in governance.
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I agree with Gachagua’s impeachment motion, as it will in still ethics in governance
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