The party has since suspended Kioni, the deputy chairman David Murathe, and Kagwe Gichohi from their roles as secretaries general due to what it described their "gross misconduct."
Jeremiah Kioni, the former Ndaragua MP, is facing four charges from the Jubilee National Disciplinary Committee, including making claims on behalf of the party without identifying party leaders and speaking beyond the scope of his official duties as defined in the constitution.
The party cited an example of Kioni's conduct, alleging that he made a decision that Jubilee Party would not field candidates in Kandara, Garissa Township, and Elgeyo Marakwet without consulting the relevant party organs, which was widely reported in the media.
Kioni is also being accused of failing to promote the party's interests while selecting members of parliamentary committees.
The Jubilee National Disciplinary Committee has brought four charges against former Ndaragua MP, Jeremiah Kioni. The charges include making claims on behalf of the party without identifying party leaders and exceeding the description of his official duties in the constitution. The party cited an example of this being his decision to not field candidates in Kandara, Garissa Township, and Elgeyo Marakwet without consulting relevant party organs. Kioni is also accused of not prioritizing the party's interests while selecting members of parliamentary committees.
Additionally, he is charged with failing to submit the annual work and activities for approval to the National Management Committee and not conducting the party's affairs professionally.
The letter also notes that Margaret Kamar lost her Senate Business Committee seat to Wiper Democratic Movement's Senator Agnes Kavindu Muthama, while Fatuma Dullo lost her post as Senate Minority Whip to Ledama Olekina of the ODM.
