Mwingi MP ridicules Uhuru Kenyatta with a below the belt comment

 Mwingi Central MP Gideon Mulyungi

Mwingi Central MP has warned President Uhuru Kenyatta not to take Kenyans for a ride. Gideon Mulyungi claimed that his manhood was bigger than his ‘He is not a special man,” said the short and slender MP

Mwingi Central MP Gideon Mulyungi seems to have taken his political rhetoric a notch higher after he warned President Uhuru Kenyatta not to take Kenyans for a ride.

“He is not a superman,” he said while addressing a no-vote rally at Kalundu market in the outskirts of Kitui town.

Mulyungi who served as a permanent secretary in the ministry of Public Works during the grand coalition government claimed that, “Uhuru cannot tell me anything since I am well-endowed than him where it matters.”

“What is he trying to show us? If he removed his trousers and I remove mine, you will realise that my manhood is bigger than his.

He is not a special man,” the short and slender MP who stands slightly over four feet said.

The unexpected outburst sent the crowd and fellow male MPs into a fits of laughter with the crowd cheering him on.

Those in attendance included Kitui Governor Charity Ngilu, Kibwezi East MP Jessica Mbalu and Machakos Woman Rep Joyce Kamene, who were all giggly as the flambotant MP tore into Uhuru.

The deep-pocketed, trained architect with fanatical following, accused President Uhuru of ‘gallivanting around with two of our girls,’ and advised him to stop.

The ‘girls’ the MP was talking about are Kitui South MP Rachael Nyamai, a fierce lobbyist for President Uhuru and Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Monica Juma who comes from Nuu in Mwingi East. Monica routinely visits her home county to plead with the voters to give Uhuru a second term.

“He should be advised to leave our girls alone,” the legislator thundered. Earlier in the day, Mulyungi had addressed another rally in Mwingi town alongside his parliamentary colleagues where he claimed that Deputy President William Ruto called him after he was sworn in as MP with overtures to decamp from Wiper and join Jubilee.

“He telephoned and introduced himself as William Ruto. I asked which Ruto and he said the deputy president.

 He then said he wanted us to work together. I told him it was too late and that my president is Raila Odinga and deputy president Kalonzo Musyoka,” Mulyungi said to the amusement of the crowd who have nicknamed him Tsunami.

Mulyungi who is a close ally of Kalonzo defeated Jubilee strong man in Kitui County Joe Mutambu for the Mwingi Central parliamentary seat.

Despite his short stature and lean frame, the wealthy architect is known to be abrasive in his speeches.

He commands a battalion of young men and women christened ‘Dr Mulyungi Rescue Team’ and ‘Tsunami Team’ who have benefited from his generosity by establishing small scale businesses.