Revealed: What Gladys Wanga Was Doing As Goons Were Attacking Sifuna And Linda Mwanainchi Team

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DETAILS EMERGE: Governor Gladys Wanga in Kisumu as Goons Attack Linda Mwananchi Team in Homa Bay

Political tensions in Homa Bay County reached a boiling point after video footage surfaced online showing the Linda Mwananchi movement team facing a violent host of armed goons.

The footage depicts a chaotic scene near Sifuna and his entourage, where youths wielding crude weapons and stones pelted the convoy, disrupting their planned activities. The attack left the political delegation scrambling for safety as local security forces struggled to contain the rising volatility.

Amid accusations regarding leadership involvement and local security failures, details have emerged concerning the whereabouts of Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga during the incident.

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While her county experienced violent disruptions, Governor Wanga was in neighboring Kisumu County attending a church event. A statement confirmed that the Governor had traveled to join religious leaders and faithful for an anniversary celebration.

“Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga joined other leaders in Kisumu this morning for the Voice of Salvation and Healing (VOSH) celebration marking 70 years of evangelical ministry,” read the statement from her close ally.

The timing of her absence has sparked intense online debate. Critics argue that as the county’s chief executive, her presence and immediate intervention were required to restore order amidst the chaos targeting opposition figures.

Conversely, her allies maintain that the governor’s schedule in Kisumu was pre-planned and unrelated to the political unrest unfolding on the ground.

With video evidence circulating widely on social media platforms, calls are growing for law enforcement agencies to investigate the perpetrators who brought violence to Sifuna’s team and ensure stability is restored in Homa Bay.