Kithure Kindiki Explains Missing ID in Parliament Vetting

Nithi senator explained that he forgot to carry the ID as he was unaware of the requirement.

He, nonetheless, explained that he had all other documents adding that he sent an aide to collect the ID from his home.

National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula during a session on Thursday, October 6, 2022.

THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY

Further, National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula urged the CS nominee to ensure that the document is presented for verification, given the importance of the exercise.

"Kindly confirm that you will avail your ID today," Wetangula inquired, to which Kindiki confirmed.

Among the documents required for submission during the vetting include; ID, academic certificates, and clearance certificates from key institutions such as the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB), the Ethics and Anti Corruption Commission (EACC) and the police.

President William Ruto nominated Kindiki to the critical docket currently held by outgoing CS Fred Matiang'i.

Kindiki was the first cabinet nominee to appear before the committee chaired by Wetangula on the second day of vetting.

Other leaders set to appear before the Wetangula-led committee include Moses Kuria (Trade), Aisha Jumwa (Gender) and Njunguna Ndung'u (Treasury).

Aden Duale (Defence), Alice Wahome (Water and Sanitation) and former Machakos governor Alfred Mutua ( Foreign Affairs) were vetted on Monday, October 17.

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Defence Cabinet Secretary nominee Aden Duale appearing before the National Assembly Vetting Committee on Monday, October 17, 2022.