Sources say the move could see Orengo out of office as early as March this year, creating a tense political atmosphere in the county.
The MCAs explained why they are taking this action. They claim that Governor Orengo has been opposing the Kenya Kwanza government, which they argue is making it harder for Siaya residents to benefit from government projects and development initiatives.
They added that the governor’s continuous criticism of President Ruto’s administration could also affect their political futures.
According to the lawmakers, those who support Orengo may lose government backing in the next election, which could hurt their chances of reelection.
The situation has left many residents watching closely, as the county faces a potential leadership change amid rising political tensions.