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VIDEO: Drama as Uhuru’s security detail faces off with Senator Susan Kihika

VIDEO: Drama as Uhuru’s security detail faces off with Senator Susan Kihika: A clip of two members of President Uhuru Kenyattaโ€™s security team stopping Nakuru Senator Susan Kihika from going wherever she wanted to in a presidential function went viral on Wednesday with Nakuru residents condemning the officers.

Sen. Kihika was among leaders who had turned up to receive the President at the Nakuru County Assembly where he launchedย a refurbished debating chamber and Ugatuzi Plaza.

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According to Njoro MP Charity Kathambi, the two security officers ordered that all Members of County Assembly (MCAs) get off the line of leaders who were to receive the President.

And the standoff continues.

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โ€œThe two ordered that no MCA should be on the line when they came back. The MCAs, despite it being their day obliged and moved away,โ€ said Kathambi.

First on the line was Governor Lee Kinyanjui followed by County Speaker Joel Kairu and Nakuru West MP Samuel Arama who stood next to the Senator.

โ€œWhen the two came back they found the Senator on the line. They thought she was one of the MCAs. The male security officer shouted at her โ€˜yaani MCAs hamsikiiโ€™ as he pushed her away,โ€ said Kathambi.

Finally, some understanding.

The second officer, a woman who was also in civilian clothesย slappped the Senatorย for getting back in line before Arama and his Gilgil counterpart Martha Wangari intervened.

โ€œThe security guys didnโ€™t know who is who. It was unfortunate that this brought about the confusion. However, the Senator took no offence and has not complained about it,โ€ said Arama.

Finally, the Senator meets the President.

After realising his mistake, the male officer moved behind the legislators and pulled the senator aside to apologize, according to Kathambi.

โ€œHe apologised to her but it was wrong for them to handle her in such a manner. We request that they handle people with respect. None of us had bad intentions while receiving the President,โ€ said Kathambi.

Kathambi added that the MCAs should have been given a chance to shake hands with the President insisting that the event was theirs.

By Kennedy Gachuhi

Source-standardmedia.co.ke

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