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Police handling of Tangatanga Jubilee wing raises eyebrows

The shameful confrontation between nominated MP Maina Kamanda and Kiharu lawmaker Ndindi Nyoro during a church service in the latter’s backyard has once again exposed the deep fissure that has divided Jubilee Party in Mount Kenya region.

It all started after the two fought over the microphone after Mr Ndindi felt spited when he found Mr Kamanda acting as the master of ceremonies during a harambee at Gitui Catholic Church in Kiharu. Ndindi insisted that, as the local MP, he was the one supposed to act as the host and not Kamanda.

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