OL KALOU ROASTS MP ICHUNG'WAH! Crowd Boos & Heckles Ruto’s Ally Mid-Speech (VIDEO LINK INCLUDED)



Nyandarua residents just delivered the ultimate political humiliation—forcing outspoken Kikuyu MP Kimani Ichung’wah to cut his speech short as crowds booed him relentlessly… right in front of President Ruto!  

What Went Down?  
📍 Ichung’wah, a key Ruto ally, took the mic at an Ol Kalou event—but the crowd wasn’t having it.  
📍 Loud chants, jeers, and shouts of "Rudi Nairobi!" (Go back to Nairobi) drowned him out.  
📍 The MP struggled to continue before finally giving up, handing the mic back in defeat.  

Why the Fury?
✔ Local frustrations over unfulfilled promises  
✔ Ichung’wah’s hardline stance on Finance Bill 2024 still haunting him  
✔ Nyandarua’s growing rebellion against Kenya Kwanza bigwigs 

Watch the Drama Unfold  
https://x.com/ntvkenya/status/1907734555966005257?t=CgJ80wjLgjT41sr9lWBNiQ&s=19  

KENYANS REACT: 
👉 "Watu wa Nyandarua wamemaliza story yake!" – @JabaWakenya  
👉 "Even Ruto’s silence was LOUD. 😂" – @PoliticalSauce  

Was this a power move by locals… or a warning to Ruto’s inner circle? Drop your take! ⬇️ #IchungwahBooed #OlKalouRoast #Tumechoka  

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