Former Kiambu governor William Kabogo was on Sunday forced to delete a video clip just a few minutes after he shared it on his official Facebook handle.
From the video clip posted, governor Kabogo was interacting with the locals in Kiambu where he not only greeted them but also shared some good times with them.
This move by the former Kiambu governor was seen as an act of humility but hell broke loose later after he committed one fatal mistake of pushing the unidentified man whose only mistake was moving close to him.
As usual, Kabogo’s own followers were quick to notice the heartless act of pushing the man and they started bashing him on his wall, forcing the Kiambu gubernatorial aspirant to delete the video from his wall.
According to some, this was a PR gone wrong as others wondered how the Tujibebe Party leader failed to notice that part before sharing the video in the social media. Perhaps the business mogul forgot that Kenyans are hawk eyed especially on such negativities.
The Kiambu gubernatorial seat has attracted stiff competition pitting the incumbent governor Nyoro against the United Democratic Alliance candidate Kimani Wamatangi, Chama Cha Kazi party leader Moses Kuria and William Kabogo who is flying the Tujibebe flag.
So hotly contested has the race been that it has literally threatened to cost the UDA presidential candidate William Ruto his chances of ascending to the top seat due to the sibling rivalry.
At some point, supporters of Moses Kuria and William Kabogo were unhappy with Ruto’s running mate Rigathi gachagua after he openly endorsed Kimani Wamatangi in a Kiambu rally at their expense.
Following the melee, Moses Kuria was forced to reveal that the Kenya Kwanza presidential candidate and his running mate normally ferry crowds everywhere they go to in a bid to appear popular in the Mountain.
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