Beauties for Woman Rep seat who Nairobi men can’t stop ogling

The Nairobi woman representative seat has attracted good looking women who have excited online male users.

Aspirants who have so far expressed interest in the seat currently held by Rachel Shebesh have used all sorts of catchy campaign monikers including “bae” and “msupa” to attract voters.

Terming themselves as Nairobi’s sweethearts, the aspirants have gone all out in their posters’ photos choosing the best to sell their candidature.

Lawyer Karen Nyamu, who is among the aspirants fighting to clinch the Jubilee Party ticket, launched her bid with a photo in which she chose a black dress that contrasted well with her light skin.

ADMIRATION

Some users commented of how easy it would be to spot her on the ballot paper as they print mug shots of aspirants.

Felix Indi said, “Kabisaaa ata itakua rahisi spotting you on the ballot paper.”

Millicent Omanga who is also seeking to the Jubilee Party ticket received a lot of admiration when she posted her photo in which she posed like a “boss lady.”

In her campaign mantra she says, “Msupa na works” a clear statement of her pretty look and how much she means business.

Josephat Odhiambo commented, “I don’t care ni chama gain but u’re really my vote is yours.”

Mountain View Ward MCA Beatrice Kwamboka who is seeking to vie for the seat on an ODM ticket has also had her fair share of praise.

Mountain View Ward MCA Beatrice Kwamboka. PHOTO | COURTESY

EXCITEMENT

Trisha Tricia Trish commented, “Napenda huyu Beatrice umwambie hivyo.”

Nominated MCA Wangui B. Ng’ang’a who is fighting to clinch the Jubilee Party ticket has charmed many with her ever fresh make-up and gold hair that she often spots.

Ochieng Achola Kopiyo couldn’t hide his excitement in his comment, “hmmm… looking hot…!!!”

The pretty faces of these aspirants have excited men online and as the parties discus their upcoming nominations, it is certain that Nairobi will have a beauty in parliament.

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