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Jubilee Party Kioni-led faction leaders have voiced their support for the National Dialogue Committee (NADCO) report, saying accusations against NADCO are baseless and unfounded. Speaking during a meeting with the Nairobi business community at the Jubilee Headquarters, Jubilee Secretary-General, Jeremiah Kioni, said that claims of the presence of Mungiki in the Mount Kenya region are merely an excuse by the government to justify killing the youth in the region. Kioni addressed the rising cost of living, saying the issue will be extensively discussed in a meeting led by party leader Raila Odinga tomorrow.
Jeremiah Kioni-led Jubilee Party faction backs the National Dialogue Committee (NADCO) report
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