In a sarcastic message directed at the governor, Wamuchomba suggested that Wamatangi was becoming uncomfortable with her political activities even before she had stepped up her mobilisation efforts.
"Watucui ametoa billboard ya Maathee pale Githunguri. Ameanza kuogopa na bado sijaanza kwenda gym kufanya press-ups?" she remarked.
The MP used the nickname *Watucui*, a reference to Wamatangi's distribution of chicks and other farm inputs to Kiambu residents, to take a swipe at the governor over the alleged removal of her billboard.
However, beyond the billboard dispute, Wamuchomba used the opportunity to remind the governor of development projects she says remain outstanding in Githunguri.
She challenged Wamatangi to fulfil his promise to construct a market in Ikinu Town, install a sewer line in Githunguri town and complete the tarmacking of the road leading to Waruhiu Aggregation Centre.
The legislator maintained that residents were still waiting for these projects, making it clear that political exchanges would not take precedence over service delivery.
Wamuchomba also announced a live engagement scheduled for Thursday at 7pm, where she plans to address concerns over county business licence charges and increased land rates following the creation of new municipalities.
She invited residents to join the discussion, signalling that the rising cost of doing business and the financial implications of the new municipal status would be central to the conversation.
Her latest remarks have added fresh momentum to the public disagreement between her and Wamatangi, with the billboard controversy now unfolding alongside questions over development promises and increased charges facing Kiambu residents.
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