After attacking Narc Kenya head Martha Karua, politician Karen Nyamu has found herself on the wrong side of Kenyans online.
Raila Odinga’s running mate, Martha, had recently been announced.
Karen dragged Martha on social media, claiming, “Politics is a game of numbers, period. Martha Karua pleasi show usi your numbersi. Thanks.”
The post received over a thousand responses, with some asking why her numbers did not get her a ticket to run for senator of Nairobi under the Kenya Kwanza Alliance.
As if that wasn’t enough, she went on and mocked Martha once more.
“Eti in the year 2022 to be asked to demonstrate your political muscle is a preserve of the men. To require the same of a woman is viewed as a sensitive topic hahaha please give me a break! Raila Odinga’s running mate Martha Karua, wapi numbers my friend!”
This isn’t the first time Karen has darkened Martha completely. Karen misjudged Martha on Facebook even before Azimio determined who would be his running companion.
Karen noted:
“The thorny issue of a running mate has really rocked Azimio. If Baba picks Kalonzo Musyoka, he will go home at 6am, if he picks Gideon Moi he will be home at 5am, if he goes for Martha Karua he will be heading to Bondo by 7am sharp! So it’s up to Baba to decide what time he wants to go home, not a vetting panel.”
Kenyans expressed their views in her comments area. Some were as ferocious as they could be, while others expressed their support for Martha. Others were too gruesome to print again.
Kim Joe: You are just petty and jealous Mrs Samidoh. You can’t get where Martha has reached with that kind of attitude
John Odede: Martha has never stolen someone’s husband. Ako na heshima zake. Are you still vying for senate au numbers ulikuwa nazo ni ya calculator.
John Muli: Integrity is better than numbers, we don’t need numbers the road that leads to hell is wide.
Eunice Machira: Gachagua ni wa kwetu Nyeri but countrywide, how many people know him? On the other side, Martha is well known countrywide… When a woman wins, we win…. #TeamMartha.
