@kenyasunfiltered2: The 2008 censure motion against Finance Minister Amos Kimunya became one of the most dramatic moments in Kenya’s parliamentary history. Sparked by the controversial sale of the Grand Regency Hotel, the televised debate saw MPs from across the political divide unite to demand accountability over allegations that the property had been sold secretly and at a price below its true value. The session reached its peak when Kimunya declared he would "rather die than resign." But Dr. Boni Khalwale’s now-iconic chant of "Kimunya must go!" echoed throughout the chamber, rallying Parliament behind the censure motion. The pressure ultimately forced Kimunya to resign, making the episode a defining moment in Kenya’s fight for parliamentary oversight and government accountability.