@aemathenge shame.
Just keep away from commenting anything political, because it does not bother you, neither does it concern you.

And this is what you teach the kids

Wishful thinking. Easy on paper, uphill task to be done practically! they are there to stay for 5 years, losing election petition or death!

Say what here?

Reminds me of this

Katiba

Right of recall.
104. (1) The electorate under Articles 97 and 98 have the right to recall the member of Parliament representing their constituency before the end of the term of the relevant House of Parliament.

(2) Parliament shall enact legislation to provide for the grounds on which a member may be recalled and the procedure to be followed.


The Elections Act

Part IV—reCall of member of ParlIament

45. (1) The electorate in a county or constituency may recall their
member of Parliament before the end of the term of the relevant House
of Parliament on any of the grounds specified in subsection (2).
(2) A member of Parliament may be recalled where the member—
(a) is found, after due process of the law, to have violated the
provisions of Chapter Six of the Constitution;
(b) is found, after due process of the law, to have mismanaged
public resources;
(c) is convicted of an offence under this Act.
(3) A recall of a member of Parliament under subsection (1)
shall only be initiated upon a judgement or finding by the High Court confirming the grounds specified in subsection (2).
(4) A recall under subsection (1) shall only be initiated twenty four months after the election of the member of Parliament and not later
than twelve months immediately preceding the next general election.
(5) A recall petition shall not be filed against a member of
Parliament more than once during the term of that member in Parliament.
(6) A person who unsuccessfully contested an election under
this Act shall not be eligible, directly or indirectly, to initiate a petition under this section

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If you ask me, their demands goes against everything that Chapter Six stands for:

CHAPTER SIX—LEADERSHIP AND INTEGRITY
Responsibilities of leadership.
73. (1) Authority assigned to a State officer—
(a) is a public trust to be exercised in a manner that—
(i) is consistent with the purposes and objects of this Constitution;
(ii) demonstrates respect for the people;
(iii) brings honour to the nation and dignity to the office; and
(iv) promotes public confidence in the integrity of the office; and
(b) vests in the State officer the responsibility to serve the people, rather than the power to rule them.

(2) The guiding principles of leadership and integrity include—
(c) selfless service based solely on the public interest, demonstrated by—
(i) honesty in the execution of public duties; and
(ii) the declaration of any personal interest that may conflict with public duties;