Raila Accused of Launching Fake Unga

The ex-Prime Minister of Kenya, also vying for the presidential seat as part of the Azimio la Umoja Coalition, the Honorable Raila Odinga, has found himself embroiled in a troubling controversy.

Startling allegations have emerged, implicating Odinga in the inception of a counterfeit flour brand. According to various credible sources, this flour brand was unveiled several months ago, garnering the watchful gaze of the Kenyan Bureau of Standards (KEBs).

After a thorough investigation, KEBs made a disconcerting revelation – the Unga brand introduced by Odinga and his associates contains hazardous substances, rendering it perilous for human consumption.

This disturbing disclosure has shaken the public’s trust in both Odinga and the products associated with his name, casting a shadow of doubt over his candidacy in the upcoming presidential election.

The implications of these allegations are profound, not only for Odinga’s political career but also for the safety and well-being of consumers who unknowingly purchased the tainted Unga brand.

The scandal underscores the critical need for vigilance in safeguarding the integrity of consumer goods and the credibility of political figures in Kenya.