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    Kang’ata Denies Sprinting to “Meet” Ruto in Viral Video

    Wycliffe NyamasegeBy Wycliffe NyamasegeMarch 1, 2021Updated:March 1, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Murang’a Senator Irungu Kang’ata on Monday set tongues wagging after a video of him running towards a church service in which Deputy President William Ruto was in attendance surfaced online.

    In the viral video, the youthful senator in a blue suit was spotted sprinting towards Gatura AIPCA church in Gatanga Constituency, Muranga County, that his security detail struggled to catch up with him.

    https://twitter.com/silasjakakimba/status/1366308401400152064?s=20

    Several narratives emerged online with a section of netizens claiming that the former Senate Majority Whip was being chased by a hostile crowd.

    Others claimed that the Senator was running to meet the DP.

    Read: Irungu Kang’ata Edged Out As Senate Majority Whip, SG Tuju Confirms

    But taking to Twitter, Kang’ata attempted to deconstruct some of the narratives he termed as “propaganda”.

    In his explanation, Kang’ata said he arrived at the function very late and found the entrance blocked by vehicles.

    “I alighted and run past the blocking vehicles towards the church as the speeches were almost done, ” he explained.

    Ignore the propaganda.😂😂😂..
    I came to DP's function very late .
    Found the entrance blocked by vehicles.

    I alighted and run past the blocking vehicles towards the church as the speeches were almost done. pic.twitter.com/4zUJIBsXn5

    — Irungu Kang'ata (@HonKangata) March 1, 2021

    The Senator joined DP Ruto’s Tangatanga camp recently after fallout with President Uhuru Kenyatta that saw him stripped of his Chief Whip role in the Senate.

    Read Also: Senate Speaker Lusaka Upholds Kang’ata’s Ouster As Majority Whip

    Before his unceremonious removal on February 9, the Senator had written to the Head of State warning him that his Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) pet project is unpopular in the Mount Kenya region.

    President Kenyatta’s Kieleweke camp labelled Kang’ata a Tangatanga mole further mounting pressure on the Jubilee party leader to kick him out.

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