President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy William Ruto will on Friday name the new Jubilee Party officials during a meeting at the Bomas of Kenya in Nairobi.
Making the announcement on Tuesday, the party divulged that it would hold a special National Governing Council (NGC) meeting where all members are expected to attend.
“Pursuant to Article 9 (2) of the Jubilee Party Constitution, notice is hereby given that the party will hold a Special National Governing Council meeting on Friday November 4, at 10 am, Bomas Auditorium, Nairobi, to discuss party matters.”
“All members of the National Governing Council are invited to attend this important meeting,” part of the statement by JP’s acting interim Secretary General Veronica Maina read.
According to Jubilee’s constitution, the NGC is the second highest organ in the party and is headed by the President and his Deputy.
The council is expected to formulate policies of the party and initiate activities that the newly formed Jubilee outfit will follow.
Reports indicate that Kenyatta had a meeting with Ruto last week to discuss the matter which was threatening the Party’s unity.
National Assembly Majority Leader Aden Duale, last week had hinted that Jubilee would name its officials this week so as to steer the party ahead.
Duale also explained that the lack of naming officials had been due to the foreign travels by the party’s top leadership.
Some officials within Jubilee had earlier complained that the lack of naming party officials was creating anxiety among its supporters.
