This archive report was first published on 24 September 2019.
Sex Scandals Rock Nyamira County Assembly ¶
Published on September 24, 2019
Cases of immorality involving members of Nyamira county assembly have continued to rise, putting the house of integrity on the spot and in question. Investigations carried out have established that immorality among MCAs themselves, and the staff has gone a notch higher as the scramble has gone beyond the limits.
It is alleged that all married women who are MCAs have love affairs with their male counterparts, with the exception of two older women who have refused to give in to the demands of the randy male MCAs. Staff members have also become easy catches for the MCAs, leading to some of them being married to their colleagues.
According to a source, the women and women staff members are engaging themselves in the illicit sex as a business, not out of love. Recently, three married women fought over an MCA, prompting the county assembly powers and privileges committee to take disciplinary action against the MCA and the women involved.
One of the staff members involved in the love saga is a wife of a senior SDA pastor serving in Nyamira county. It is also alleged that some members of the county assembly are luring young girls working in the assembly with money before having sex with them.
Two MCAs have each more than three women who are married and working as staff members in the assembly for the purpose of exploiting them sexually, according to a reliable source in the assembly. The same source revealed that when the MCAs go out of the county for official committee meetings, they use such times to influence the selection of their lovers who accompany them, thus using the occasion for love making.
Some male MCAs have openly accused one another of scrambling over their mistresses. Impeccable sources have revealed that some MCAs have gone as far as buying vehicles and plots for their loved ones in exchange for sex.
Magwagwa MCA Fred Omayio was arrested and arraigned in Nyamira court for defiling a 17-year-old girl. Omayio was released on a bond of Sh300,000 or a surety with the same amount after spending one week in the police cells.
During the time Omayio was arraigned, only two members of the county assembly came to support him. The Nyamira county assembly sessions were disrupted after chaos erupted following an order by the deputy speaker that two members who had been barred from attending sessions be ejected out.
