Kiambu governor Ferdinand Waititu again found himself under the rock after youths from Cherengany chased him from a meeting he was presiding over the deputy president.
Accompanied by 3 MPs, the governor had to flee from the group that destroyed everything on sight.
Disgruntled youth stormed a meeting venue of tanga tanga team in which Deputy President William Ruto had sent Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu as a representative.
According to media reports, the irate youth disrupted the event which took place at Makutano in Cherangany for 15 minutes. Waititu had reportedly been sent to the event which was looking to raise funds for 15 churches.
The youth, who are allegedly allied to the area MP Joshua Kutuny, shouted down Waititu and other attendees and disrupted their speeches while shouting, “We recognize the Kieleweke team and Kutuny is our MP.”
The leaders who were at the event included Endebess MP Robert Pukose, Nakuru MP Ngunjiri Kimani, Trans Nzoia Woman Representative Janet Nangabo and politician Kakai Bisau among others.
So serious was the incident that police officers from Kapolet and Kachibora police posts had to restore order at the event.
That was, however, not the first time Ruto’s allies had been heckled in the area and were also the second time the DP had snubbed a meeting at the area.
Roughly a month ago at Tuigoin, youth heckled his team who had gone to endorse former Agriculture minister Kipruto Kirwa for 2022 Cherangany MP’s seat.
Kutuny, however, declined any involvement in the heckles claiming it was an indication that the residents were tired with the team tanga tanga agenda.
“The President wanted all Jubilee leaders to help him implement his agenda, but the tanga tanga team, led by the Deputy President has defied the directive and is campaigning for 2022. Residents are tired of this,” he said.