Photos: Assumption of office committee meeting at Harambee House ahead of Prof. Kindiki’s swearing-in

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Photos: Assumption of office committee meeting at Harambee House ahead of Prof. Kindiki’s swearing-in

The Assumption of Office of Deputy President Committee is currently holding a meeting at Harambee House, Nairobi.

The meeting comes ahead of Friday, November 1 swearing in ceremony of Prof. Kithure Kindiki as the new Deputy President.

The committee, as outlined by Chief of Staff and Head of Public Service Felix Koskei, will prepare Prof. Kindiki’s for the swearing-in.

This comes shortly after a three-judge bench of the High Court on Thursday, October 31 lifted conservatory orders that had blocked the swearing in of Prof. Kindiki.

The Committee is chaired by Mercy Wanjau, the Secretary to the Cabinet.

Photos of the meeting

Members of the committee include;

  1. Dorcas A. Oduor -Attorney-General
  2. Winfridah Mokaya – Chief Registrar of the Judiciary
  3. Julius K. Bitok – State Department for Citizen Services Principal Secretary
  4. Patrick Mariru – Principal Secretary for Defence
  5. Raymond Omollo – Principal Secretary for Interior Security and National Administration
  6. Chris Kiptoo – Principal Secretary for the National Treasury
  7. Korir Singoei – Principal Secretary for Foreign Affairs
  8. Edward Waswa Kisiang’ani – Principal Secretary for Information and Broadcasting
  9. Idris Dokota – Principal Secretary for Cabinet Affairs
  10. Teresiah Mbaika – Principal Secretary for Devolution
  11. Ummi Bashir – Principal Secretary for Culture
  12. General Charles Kahariri – Chief of Kenya Defence Forces
  13. Noordin Haji Director – General of the National Intelligence Service
  14. Douglas Kanja Inspector – General of the National Police Service
  15. Arthur Osiya Principal Administrative Secretary, Executive Office of the President
  16. Samuel Njoroge – Clerk of the National Assembly
  17. Hassan Omar
  18. Jeremiah Nyengenye – Clerk of the Senate
  19. Kabale Tache
  20. Bernice Sialal

The Secretaries to the Committee are; Patrick Z. K. Mwangi and Kipchumba Karori.

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