adminMr Odinga’s spokesman Mr Dennis Onyango had also reportedly opted to leave.
It was, however, not clear how many officials had left after their contracts expired and those whose terms were still valid.
Chief of Staff Caroli Omondi and Mr Odinga’s political advisor Adhu Awiti were among those expected to leave while the fate of Mr Odinga’s economic consultant, Prof Hiroyuki Hino and Mr Paul Mwangi (constitutional affairs) was unknown.
The former PM’s secretary for administration Abdul Mwaserrah, a former Provincial Commissioner, was expected to remain in office as he is a civil servant.
Mr Silvester Kasuku, who was Mr Odinga’s advisor on infrastructure, was said to be set to continue with the Lamu Port and South Sudan Ethiopia Transport (Lapsset) project.
Former Head of Civil Service Francis Muthaura was said to be eyeing a comeback as chairman of Lapsset that has been changed into a parastatal.
Former president Kibaki’s private secretary, Mr Nick Wanjohi, has already been appointed Numerical Machines Corporation chairman.
Head of the Presidential Press Service Isaiah Kabira was said to be eyeing the diplomatic service while Jubilee leader Uhuru Kenyatta’s spokesman Munyori Buku was said to become Government Spokesman. — Daily Nation/standardmedia.co.ke.
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