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How will major political parties in Kenya react to Ng'ondi's actions by the end of May 2024?
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Support for Ng'ondi • 25%
Condemnation of Ng'ondi • 25%
Neutral or no comment • 25%
Calls for resignation • 25%
Public statements or formal positions as reported by credible media outlets
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Nairobi Speaker Faces Charges, Removal Calls for Forcing Muslim Woman to Hug
Apr 16, 2024, 03:32 PM
Nairobi County Assembly Speaker Ken Ng'ondi is facing backlash and legal challenges after allegedly forcing a Muslim woman to shake his hand and hug him, actions deemed inappropriate and disrespectful to her religious beliefs. The incident has sparked outrage among the public and Muslim leaders, who have called for Ng'ondi's removal from office on grounds of sexual harassment. Additionally, Muslim lawyers are advocating for Ng'ondi to be charged over the incident.
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No political consequence • 33%
Official inquiry or investigation • 33%
Loss of political support or public approval • 34%
Supportive statements from major parties • 25%
Neutral stance from major parties • 25%
Criticism from major parties • 25%
No official reaction from major parties • 25%
No formal response • 25%
Call for transparency and accountability • 25%
Demand for a spending audit • 25%
Public demonstrations or protests • 25%
Democratic Party disavows Patel • 33%
Republican Party uses it for campaign • 33%
Both parties remain neutral • 33%
Supports Noem • 33%
Distances from Noem • 33%
No clear stance • 34%
Increase in aid • 25%
Decrease in aid • 25%
No change in aid • 25%
Conditional aid based on reforms • 25%
Formal support from his party • 33%
Formal denouncement from his party • 33%
No formal party stance • 34%
Impeachment Passed • 33%
Impeachment Rejected • 33%
Impeachment Deferred • 34%
No public comments • 25%
Support from Republican figures • 25%
Criticism from Democratic figures • 25%
Mixed reactions from both parties • 25%
Widespread condemnation by both parties • 25%
Condemnation primarily by Republicans • 25%
Condemnation primarily by Democrats • 25%
No significant condemnation • 25%