Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria is under fire for showing Kiambu residents the middle finger during a campaign rally.
In a video that has since gone viral, Kuria, who is also seeking to be Kiambu Governor under the Chama Cha Kazi Party ticket was captured showing his middle finger in the ais to an agitated crowd.
Showing someone a middle finger simply means not giving a care in the world or telling someone to go to hell. Thus, this can be interpreted that Kuria told Kiambu residents to go to hell, he does not care about them.
https://twitter.com/AiroNickson/status/1551647343539359744
Notably, on Sunday, the Gatundu lawmaker expressed concerns that he might not be elected as governor of Kiambu since he did not vie on the UDA Party ticket.
Read: Moses Kuria, Kabogo Pull Out Of UDA Campaigns
He however drummed up support for UDA presidential candidate William Ruto saying the loss is worth it at the expense of Ruto’s win.
This statement affirms his earlier actions of showing the middle finger to Kiambu residents as he is not in the Gubernatorial race to necessarily win.
“I have heard so many people tell me that I would be elected automatically as the Governor of Kiambu had I vied on a UDA ticket. If me vying on a Chama Cha Kazi ticket will cost me the seat despite standing with William Ruto at a very huge personal sacrifice and expense, so be it. When it comes to the future of my community, everything else is secondary,” Kuria wrote on Facebook.
Here are some reactions from Twitter:
https://twitter.com/mwalimu_dida/status/1551546836636295168
https://twitter.com/Kenyan_Critic/status/1551808124138700800
https://twitter.com/its_muriithi/status/1551663376514060288
https://twitter.com/RAO2022/status/1551656128605560832
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