- Muhoho Kenyatta was attacked by a section of Kenyans on social media
- His vote of thanks in Swahili during a tour of Nandi County left many quite shocked
President Uhuru’s son Muhoho Kenyatta surprised many Kenyans due to his inability to speak Kiswahili.
While accompanying DP William Ruto during his campaign trail in Nandi County, Muhoho shocked area residents after he was unable to give a vote of thanks in Kiswahili, leaving some of them in stitches.
Muhoho had to use a cell phone to read the speech and despite having the script, he seemed uncomfortable speaking in Swahili, yet it’s Kenya’s National language.
Muhoho’s inability to speak Swahili was not received well as a section of Kenyans launched a scathing attack on the president’s eldest son.
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That's your President's son struggling to read Kiswahili off his smartphone, as children of peasants cheer him on. To be poor is a crime. pic.twitter.com/RzsK24seLH — Gabriel Oguda (@gabrieloguda) September 24, 2017
The funniest part is WSR suppressing a belly laughter all through to the end. Hehehe — Aboy Obuon Aduda (@AboyDennis) September 25, 2017
Speechless my Kiswahili is not that great but niko mbele kiasiiiiiiiii — Eva Mutua (@eva_m_mutua) September 24, 2017
Speechless my Kiswahili is not that great but niko mbele kiasiiiiiiiii
— Eva Mutua (@eva_m_mutua) September 24, 2017
This is just shameful. Son of a president who cannot even express himself in a common language and simple Words, ati he had to read them. — SIMON KARAGO (@simonkarago) September 24, 2017
Gideon Moi 2.0. Cerelac babies who can't even speak Swahili now want to lead us. pic.twitter.com/2NbYjOF3Mr — Cyprian, Is Nyakundi (@C_NyaKundiH) September 24, 2017
In Kenya, rich folks speaking English and broken swahili is the epitome of supremacy. — Bea Samuel (@BEAYAHUS) September 24, 2017
sad....son of a president who cant speak a national language. SAD!
— Kenyan?yes (@kenyan_damu) September 24, 2017
Shame..this guy anajifanya — Patricia (@Shee_Elektra) September 24, 2017
