A political brawl has broken out between two politicians in Tharaka Nithi County after one of them pointed an accusing finger at the other.
Tharaka Nithi County Women Rep Hon. Beatrice Nkatha, according to Muthambi Ward MCA Wilson Nyaga (Muisraeli), sent him an abusive text message.
Hon Nkatha’s actions, according to Hon. Muisraeli, are a result of what he said about her on Friday during the launch of PCEA Kajiunduthi Mixed Day Secondary School.
“I believe no one in history has ever received a text message from Hon. Nkatha like the one I received. When I spoke at the launch, I was passing a message to her from the people and I said that it’s difficult to find her, but when I do, I will pass the message,” Hon. Muisraeli said.
“When I arrived home at 9:00 p.m., I received an insulting text message. Hon. Nkatha receives funding from the national government through NGAAF as the Tharaka Nithi Women Rep. My office, on the other hand, is funded by Governor Muthomi Njuki’s office rather than the national government,” Hon. Muisraeli said.
Speaking at a ceremony, Hon. Muisraeli asked for forgiveness from Hon. Nkatha and said that as a leader, she shouldn’t have insulted him but first considered what he had to say.
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Member of Parliament for Maara Constituency Hon. Mbiuki, Japhet Miriti Kareke has said that he will be defending the seat in the August 9 2022 general elections.
Speaking at a function, he urged other politicians in Tharaka Nithi County who wish to rush for higher positions do so.
“Life does not require you to be in a hurry because there is another way to rush and reach the end very quickly. I will pray for and support my fellow politicians as they seek higher office,” Hon. Kareke Mbiuki said.
Youthful Tharaka Nithi County gubernatorial hopeful candidate Erick Gikundi Gitonga alias CPA Gitonga has said that when he asked God what he can enable him to do for Tharaka Nithi as a youth, Five ideas came to his mind.
“I refer to them as the Big five agenda. The first point is equality, which is the equitable distribution of resources and opportunities,” CPA Gitonga said.
He said he would appoint ministers when sworn in as Governor.
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