The EACC reported that a staggering 214 cases related to corruption, economic crimes, and unethical conduct remain unresolved in the courts.
Applicants were cautioned about engaging in fraudulent activities, including canvassing and graft.
This announcement from the outspoken president caught some members of his government off guard.
The charges are in relation to Sh351,097,491 spent on advertising by the county government during Wa Iria's first term as governor.
His lawyers led by Azimio coalition co-principals Kalonzo Musyoka and Eugene Wamalwa insisted that wa Iria's prosecution is an attack on democracy.
A report shows that Sh27.11 million in personnel emoluments was paid manually, which is against the law.
The clerk faces graft charges alongside the Deputy Speaker Mwadime Chao who has since denied the charges in court.
The anti-graft agency said valuable evidence was gathered during the raid and will aid in the ongoing investigations over alleged graft.
EACC confirmed the arrests that have also roped in top county officials.
Auditor-General pointed out discrepancies including Sh310 million for misclassification of expenditure, Sh279 million for unsupported motor vehicle reimbursements and Sh258 million unaccounted for in unsupported salary advances.
Governor Guyo has since March last year missed five summonses, four of them after successfully securing postponement.
The suspects were to face fraud charges in relation to Sh351,097, 491 spent for advertising by the county government between 2014 and 2017.
The order prevents actions against Wa Iria by the EACC, ODPP and DCI in a Sh140 million graft investigation.
This comes after the EACC were called to conduct an inquiry within the Assembly to uncover individuals responsible for the misappropriation of over Sh1.3 billion allocated to the County Assembly.
The officer was filmed purportedly collecting bribes from six public service vehicles (PSVs) at the B Centre area in Umoja.
Mathuki's vetting did not touch on corruption allegations raised by regional parliamentarians last March, which he has denied.
Kamukunji MP Yusuf Hassan wondered why the nominee could not wait to dispense with the case before taking up the diplomatic assignment.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres was "alarmed" by the raid, while Spain and the European Union both issued stinging statements condemning it as a violation of the Vienna Convention.
Ecuadoran President Daniel Noboa's government called the move an "illicit act" but Mexico insisted it had granted political asylum to Glas "after a thorough analysis" of the situation.
In the first count, Ewoi allegedly obtained Sh21,735,350 from Caroline Nyambura Njogu on diverse dates between June 20, 2019, and February 22, 2024, in Mombasa County.