Former United Democratic party Secretary general Senator Cleophas Wakhungu Malalah was today forced to briefly stop his speech in Kakamega.
Account to the video shared online, Malalah and his team attended the funeral of Malava constituency UDA Party aspirant Andanje who passed away a few weeks ago. All was well until Malalah took to the podium to mourn his friend, Andanje.
In his speech, he hailed the late UDA Party Malava aspirant, Andanje as the person who valued art and peaceful coexistence within the teaching fraternity.
” You know I love art and During that time, the late Andanje, a man who was determined to change things as a teacher. While serving in Bungoma, he proved to be a rock In sponsoring Drama well.” Said Malalah.
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After that, Malalah changed his target to President William Ruto. He accused him of issuing speeches without action. He claimed that, the people suffering in counties due to lack of drugs in hospitals and yet the President is on television everyday praising Sha which is not working.
It was at this point that some people switched off his microphone leaving his team moving in with a split. They replaced the microphone allowing Malalah to continue with his speech where he asked Prime cabinet secretary Honorable Musalia Mudavadi to demand development within the Western region. He asked him to demand roads among other things as promised.
Malalah also demanded the list from the President. The list of those who took the bribes to vote in favour of bills as insinuated by Ruto during PG Meeting. He asks Ruto to make it public immediately so that Kenyans can call out corrupt leaders.
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