Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja met with elected Azimio Members of the County Assembly (MCAs) on Tuesday to strategize in response to an impeachment motion reportedly being planned by Kenya Kwanza members of the assembly. 

The meeting, held at Sakaja's campaign office in Riverside, saw the attendance of prominent figures such as Kilimani Ward MCA Robert Alai.

Governor Sakaja convened the meeting with all Azimio-affiliated and specially elected MCAs to discuss both the impeachment motion and development plans for the county’s 85 wards for the 2024/25 fiscal year. 

He reassured the MCAs of his administration’s commitment to delivering services to Nairobi residents through the proposed development initiatives.

"I believe with the planned developments, we will fulfill our promises to the people of Nairobi. My duty is to serve everyone and build a team that delivers for our residents. We made commitments, and we must honor them. I am committed to making Nairobi work," said Governor Sakaja.

He emphasized that his administration will serve all Nairobi residents, irrespective of political affiliation. 

Sakaja also expressed his intention to engage with all elected leaders to foster cooperation and ensure effective service delivery.

This meeting comes amid reports of a Kenya Kwanza-led plan to table an impeachment motion against the governor.

Earlier this month, Sakaja also met with Kenya Kwanza-allied MCAs to discuss county matters.

He acknowledged the support he has received from United Democratic Alliance (UDA) MCAs, despite them being the minority in the county assembly.