VIDEO- WETANGULA AND WAMALWA FORCED TO RUN FOR THEIR LIVES.

It turned dirty and rowdy in a certain burial in western parts of Kenya in Kakamega county after utterances were made that irked the crowd. The superiority politics in the region led to pushing and shoving by supporters of local politicians with one allied to former minority leader Moses Wetangula and member of parliament honorable Chris Wamalwa.

According to a video posted on Facebook by Stephen Gicheha Chege explaining the circumstances leading to the chaotic scenes, the former Ford Kenya leader arrived at the burial before he was given an opportunity to address the mourners. His speech did not go down well after he attacked local politicians allied to the deputy president and Amani National Congress leader Musalia Mudavadi.

Immediately the mood in the tent changed and supporters from the opposing side snatched the microphone leading to a chaotic confrontation that almost degenerated into a fistfight. Both leaders have whisked away from the scene and forced to run through the sugarcane field to his official car where he was driven out in high speed.

Meanwhile, Kenyans have been sharing a concern over the growing influence of the hustler vs dynasty politics which to many is not a good direction for the country to be taking ahead of what promises to be a defining political election in 2022.

The rise of DP Ruto’s hustler nation has seen the country somehow divided into two political classes where the less fortunate Kenyans think they should be labelled as hustlers while the rich ones led by President Kenyatta should be called the Dynasties.

Among Kenyans to raise their concerns on this was lawyer Cliff Ombeta who tweeted warning that soon the hustler vs dynasty politics could be chaotic

“This Hustler vs Dynasty stiry, is now simmering. This is a time Bomb. Dp should rethink this insensitive stand. Pushing this narrative without pausing to think, is DISASTROUS,” read the tweet.

Soyrce: Kenya Today.