Controversial Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria has found himself on the wrong side of Kirinyaga Governor Ann Waiguru's husband lawyer Kamotho Waiganjo after he allegedly insulted the governor.
Waiganjo could not sit still as the lawmaker accused his wife of the debacle of the National Youth Service (NYS) project and he resorted to sending Kuria a personal message in his inbox asking him to quit abusing his other half.
The legislator shared on his Facebook page a screenshot of the conversation where Waiguru's new hubby asked the MP to stop abusing his partner but he could criticise her politics.
" Hon Moses Kuria, stop abusing my wife. You can criticise her politics but you will stop abusing her," read the message.
Kuria sarcastically apologised to the lawyer where he said he was talking about Josephine Kabura, the main suspect in the NYS scandal, and not his sweetheart.
" Relax lawyer, I was referring to Kabura and not madam. Do not mix me up with King Kaka. I am sorry," the parliamentarian responded.
Waiganjo was referring to Kuria's tweet where he had said President Uhuru Kenyatta trusted the NYS project to a wrong person who mismanaged it.
This comes hours after the county chief gave King Kaka a 48-hour ultimatum to pull down Wajinga Nyinyi song that mentioned her in relation to the scandal.
Through Kiragu Wathuta & Company Advocates, the county boss gave the musician 48 hours to issue an unconditional admission of liability in writing, apologise and delete the song failure to which she would move to court to sue for defamation.
Kenyans however, took to social media to state they are in solidarity with the rapper.
