“Mlitaka Nifanye Nini” Natembeya Loses His Cool After He Was Asked This Critical Question(Video)

“Mlitaka Nifanye Nini?” Natembeya Loses His Cool After Heated Radio Question

NAIROBI, Kenya — Trans Nzoia County Governor George Natembeya sparked intense online debate following a fiery exchange during a live radio broadcast.

Known for his outspoken and combative political style, the Linda Mwananchi movement leader lost his composure after a listener posed a sharp question regarding his past administrative record.

During the interactive session, a caller challenged Natembeya over his tenure as the Rift Valley Regional Commissioner, questioning why he did not prioritize hiring members of the Luhya community into government positions during his time in office.

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Visibly agitated by the query, the vibrant governor fired back, passionately defending his track record and rejecting any allegations of tribalism.

“Mlitaka nifanye nini?” (What did you expect me to do?) Natembeya demanded, emphasizing his adherence to national duty over ethnic allegiance.

In a sharp rebuke, Natembeya insisted that his role under the executive office required strict professionalism, impartiality, and service to all Kenyans regardless of tribe.

He explained that public appointments under his administrative jurisdiction were governed by constitutional mandates rather than tribal patronage.

While asserting that he had assisted numerous individuals behind the scenes during his service, Natembeya made it clear he would not parade names to gain cheap political mileage.

He reiterated that national stability relies on meritocracy and equity rather than sectarian interests.

The clip has since gone viral across social media platforms, drawing mixed reactions. While critics accused him of failing to champion his community’s economic interests, supporters praised his firm stance against ethnic politics in public administration. The exchange underscores the ongoing tension between national civil service obligations and regional expectations in Kenyan political discourse.

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