Chama Cha Kazi leader Moses Kuria, who is seeking Kiambu’s gubernatorial seat through the Kenya Kwanza coalition, was captured a top his vehicle flashing the middle finger to voters who were heckling him.
It’s unclear was caused the outspoken Gatundu South MP to resort to such an obscene gesture toward his voters, but word on the ground is things awry when voters ask Kuria to explain the Bottom-Up economic model that Kenya Kwanza is championing. BREAKING NEWS: MOSES KURIA has “displayed” his MIDDLE FINGER to KIAMBU residents who requested him to explain the bottom up Economic Model.
“BREAKING NEWS: MOSES KURIA has “displayed” his MIDDLE FINGER to KIAMBU residents who requested him to explain the bottom up Economic Model,” Air Nick posted on his Twitter page. “Hasira Nation is unstoppable”
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“Always hiding in God’s name, the true colors of Kenya kwanza is showing up now, God is with Kenyans,” Maina Mwangi tweeted.
Another wished the voters would punish Kuria.
“You don’t show your bosses the middle finger, they will cut it off then you will have no finger to wag,” Githua tweeted.
Kuria is known for crude politics and offensive speech that some consider hateful. After flipping the crowd twice, he gestured with a slashing movement to his neck telling the voters to go slit their throats.
Giving someone the middle finger is a deeply offensive gesture universally. By using the gesture toward the voters, Kuria might have just given up on his quest for the gubernatorial race.
Kuria is facing off with three other candidates, William Kabogo, Tujibebe Party, Kimani Wamatangi, UDA, and James Nyoro, Jubilee.
Wamatangi is viewed as the favorite to win the race.