Nairobi gubernatorial aspirant Peter Kenneth recently apologized to a resident whose phone was stolen during the aspirant’s roadshow.
The Twitter user @Mwelela told Kenneth that his phone was stolen by goons who escaped in a motorbike during his road show.
The user went on to state that he had reported at Muthangari Police Station.
He then posed a tough question to the aspirant asking him if thieves are part of the people hired in his campaign team.
Mr Kenneth came out to clarify that the goons had been following the aspirants on the truck, holding them hostage.
@Peter_Kenneth today at 1.45pm, goons who were part of your roadshow stole my phone and ran away on a motorbike. Reported the matter
— M.S (@mwelela) April 3, 2017
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@Peter_Kenneth to Muthangari police station. So disappointed that you hire such thugs to represent you. You should’ve done better
— M.S (@mwelela) April 3, 2017
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@Peter_Kenneth More than 24 hrs later and no word from you or your team. Let’s see if you are the leader you claim you are
— M.S (@mwelela) April 4, 2017
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@mwelela Hi,sorry about the incident,they had been following the aspirants on the truck and literally held hostage.
My sincere apologies.— Peter Kenneth (@Peter_Kenneth) April 4, 2017
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