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Residents of Malaba North ward have began the process of collecting signatures to recall their member of county assembly to oust their MCA Patrick Omanyala. The residents who held a demonstation in Malaba town, accused the MCA of bad leadership, arrogance and nepotism in service delivery.The residents lamented over the poor state of roads, lack of clean water and bursary being issued according to voting trend and vowed that they will be holding peaceful demonstrations weekly outside the ward office until the MCA is recalled.
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Malaba residents want to oust their MCA for claims of bad leadership
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