Kiraitu fired at the opponent he fears most by doubting if she academically qualifies for Gubernatorial Race. And In response, Kawira Mwangaza also tacked and fired a salvo that has left the Meru governor nursing political injuries.
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“Kiraitu claimed that I am uneducated because he believes that educated people walk proudly with their shoulders lowered when speaking English. He’ll be surprised to learn that I’m currently pursuing a master’s degree,” she said.
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“I’d like to meet the crocodile at the ballot and when he pulls out papers, I will pull out mine as well; when he pulls out a development track record, I will pull out mine as well, and I will not be afraid because the people are protecting me.
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When he pulls out the first degree, I’ll pull out mine as well. When he pulls out the second degree, I’ll pull out mine as well. When he pulls out the third degree, I’ll pull out mine as well. When he pulls out his personality, I will pull out mine as well. When he says he’s ready for a gubernatorial debate, I’m ready for one as well.
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Kawira Mwangaza termed Kiraitu as a crybaby Governor without tangible development projects to show. Kawira added that she will account for Ksh 300m at the end of her term and challenged Kiraitu Murungi to account for over Ksh 40 billion allocated to Meru County during his tenure as County CEO.
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“After five years, I’d like him to show us development projects worth Ksh 40 billion. He said that the crocodile was still in the water and that I should try to get in,” she said.
“I’d like to inform him that the crocodile I see in the water died after consuming funds intended for the COVID-19 pandemic, roads, hospitals, and groups. In 2020, it will be tethered with ropes and dragged out of the water for all to see,” she said.
