Police have assured Former President Uhuru Kenyatta-led faction of the Jubilee party of maximum security ahead of the National Delegates Conference on Monday.
Nairobi police commander Adamson Bungei has confirmed knowledge of the meeting and said they will provide adequate security at the meeting to maintain law and order.
Nairobi Leo has established that more than 50 police officers have been deployed at the venue to contain any possible chaos that might emerge.
“We are aware of the event and will do the necessary to ensure law and order. We will provide the needed security to the event as required by the law,” Bungei said.
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The Party is facing leadership wrangles with the NDC convened expected to iron out some of the contentious issues.
The NDC is set to be held at Ngong Racecourse after a bid to host the meeting at the Bomas of Kenya failed.
The Bomas of Kenya in a letter to Jubilee's acting executive director Polycarp Hinga said the venue requested is under renovation and the rest of the venues are not available.
This prompted another notice by Uhuru announcing Ngong Racecourse as the new venue.
"Notice is hereby given that the venue of the Jubilee NDC has been moved to Ngong Racecourse. All other details remain as per the notice published on April 29, 2023," read the notice.
