Mourners chase Kibwezi West MP Mwengi Mutuse for voting YES for Finance Bill 2024 (VIDEO)
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Kibwezi West MP Mwengi Mutuse faces the wrath of the electorate for voting YES for Finance Bill 2024 at a burial event
Kibwezi West MP Mwengi Mutuse faces the wrath of the electorate for voting YES for Finance Bill 2024 at a burial event.
The lawmaker was among a host of leaders who graced the burial of nominated MCA, the late Magdalene Kalembe, wife to the late former Kibwezi MP Kalembe Ndile.
All was well at the funeral until the former Makueni governor, Kivutha Kibwana, stood to address the mourners.
The MP was recorded having a heated conversation with a man sitting beside him before the situation escalated into fisticuffs.
Kibwana was left watching as the youths fought while Magdalene’s relatives urged them to stay away from the coffin.
Following the chaos, only the priest and the family members were left to conclude the final burial rites.
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Elsewhere, Dagoretti South constituency MP John Kiarie was heckled while attending a funeral service.
The MP attended a funeral service, and everything did not turn out as planned.
The politician was giving his condolences to the family when a crowd started booing at him.
At first, Kiarie ignored the noise and kept on speaking, but a lady had to cut him short to minimise the noise.
He later responded to the tweet, stating that he read the room and had to cut his address short.
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