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Controversial activist Boniface Mwangi walked out of set as KTN’s Jeff Koinange Live was on air.
This is after Gatundu South Mp Moses Kuria walked into the interview. The activist said there was no way he was going to share the bench with Moses Kuria pointing out that the lawmaker had in fact been accused of hate speech.
“Enjoy the Show men” he said in his parting shot.
Moses Kuria would later on joke about it saying he had forgotten to patent the stunt of “walking out of live interviews” because, he claimed, it was his thing.
Kuria was referring to his interview with Citizen Tv’s Hussein Mohammed where he walked out after a barrage of questions that he termed biased.
Moses Kuria would later be Joined by Dennis Itumbi, the Presidents Senior Director of Innovation, Digital and Diaspora Communication in the Office of the President.
After the activist walked out, Kenyans on Twitter reacted with most of their comments clashing on discretion of his actions.
Thank you @bonifacemwangi for walking out on Moses Kuria there are ppl not worth engaging.#StateOfCorruption
— Schea Of Sheba (@scheafferoo)
Bonnie shoulda handled it like a woman and stayed on! #StateOfCorruption #JKL
— MamaBora (@NjeriThorne)
Boniface Mwangi is a principled man,kudos for walking out #StateOfCorruption
— Joshua Odongo Onono (@joshuaoonono)
Eeeeh Eti Boniface Mwangi is stealing Moses Kuria Copywriter of Walking out ;so he's corrupt ???????????? #StateOfCorruption
— PowerOfShe (@sande_miss)
Boniface or #TeamCourage as he liked to be referred will be leading a demonstration to State House to protest the increase of corruption scandals in the country.
