Kenyans across the political divide were left shocked after a campaign video emerges online of ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna inciting Kibra locals to attack former Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale and MP Barasa once they step in any polling station.
Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria was first to post the video without captioning where Kenyans expressed their dissatisfaction.
Sifuna is seen calling Kibra locals not to let the “bedbugs” enter Raila’s bedroom, referring to the Jubilee team that was in support of Macdonald Mariga.
“I hear that the bedbug will be here, I want you to be ready to flushing out them out, I hear that Boni and Barasa will be here, I’m hoping that you will be their pace setters, they will be in Woodly, “Sifuna says.
Earlier, Moses Kuria had expressed dissatisfaction with the manner Interior Cs Fred Matiang’ i hasn’t taken action towards the goons that attacked locals.
Kuria on Saturday said although he didn’t support Jubilee candidate McDonald Mariga, it was not good that leaders like Boni Khalwale and Didimus Barasa were harassed by goons linked to ODM.
“I am still in shock that Kenyans are making fun of the violence meted upon Boni Khalwale and Didimus Barasa in Kibra. It is public knowledge that I was not supporting McDonald Mariga but we should give everyone a chance to campaign freely anywhere,” Kuria said.
The handshake was meant to resolve issues such as electoral violence. Simba Arati ordering goons to beat Didimus Baraza in front of cameras is despicable.
“Since Fred Matiangi and the security system have said nothing about this, I presume it’s fair game and we should all depend on goons, not on the police. That this happened in the handshake bedroom speaks volumes about the Building Battalions Initiative. Let’s all build our own goons battalions ahead of 2022,” Kuria posted.