Kimani Ichungwa Sends a Surprising Warning to Karua

Kenyan politician Kimani Ichungwa delivered a scathing remark aimed at former Minister of Justice Martha Karua during a public event, In a surprising turn of events in Kirinyaga.

The incident unfolded when Ichungwa, known for his outspoken nature, took the stage and declared, “Wewe shoshos usijaribu kuanzisha maandamano,” which translates to “You grannies, don’t try to start protests.”

The choice of words by Ichungwa drew attention and raised eyebrows among the audience, as it appeared to be a direct and disrespectful reference to Martha Karua.

The term “shoshos,” meaning grannies, added a derogatory tone to the comment, suggesting a lack of respect for Karua, a seasoned politician with a long and distinguished career.

The incident has sparked discussions on the appropriateness of language in political discourse, with many condemning Ichungwa’s choice of words as disrespectful and unbecoming of a public figure. Martha Karua, known for her resilience and strong stance on various issues, has yet to publicly respond to the incident.

As the news of the confrontation circulates, it raises questions about the state of political decorum and the need for respectful dialogue in Kenyan politics. The incident may have repercussions for Kimani Ichungwa as critics call for accountability and demand a more civil discourse among public figures.