Politician kimani Ngunjiri has sparked debate after making controversial remarks while speaking to the media in Nakuru, warning politicians from the Central Kenya region against what he described as bringing “gonorrhea” to the county.
Addressing journalists, Ngunjiri said, “Don’t bring prostitution to Nakuru. If anyone is found with gonorrhea here, we will know it did not originate in Nakuru. Sort out your gonorrhea in Central and stay there.” The remarks were made as part of his criticism of politicians he accused of moving around the country for political activities.
The comments have since gone viral on social media, drawing mixed reactions from Kenyans. While some viewed the statement as political humor intended to make a point, others criticized the language as inappropriate for a public leader speaking to the media.
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