Senator Methu Mortified As Nyandarua Residents 'Gift' Edwin Sifuna Chicken, Demand He Pays

• Nyandarua residents surprised Nairobi senator Edwin Sifuna with a chicken during his visit to the county
• They then demanded that Nyandarua senator John Methu pay for the gift since Sifuna was his visitor
• Sifuna later took to social media to appreciate Nyandarua residents for the gift

Nyandarua senator John Methu has found himself at crossroads after his county residents demanded he pay for the chicken they gifted Nairobi senator Edwin Sifuna.

Senator Edwin Sifuna and Methu in Nyandarua

While addressing a rally on April 16, Methu appeared to be taken aback by the residents' request, asking them why he should pay for their gift to Sifuna.

" Is the chicken mine or Sifuna's? Now, because Sifuna has taken the chicken, who should pay, me or Sifuna?" Methu questioned.

Methu is then seen giving the chicken to Sifuna who accepts it.

The senator later agreed to pay for the chicken so that Sifuna could enjoy it and be energised for their next meeting in parliament.

"I should pay? Because he is my visitor?" Methu posed.

All this while, Sifuna is seen nodding his head in agreement with the residents who demanded Methu pay for the chicken.

The Nairobi senator later took to his socials to express gratitude to the people of Nyandarua for their gift.

"The people of Ol Kalou saved my chicken today. Thank you so much," Sifuna said

Rachel Ruto promises to buy car for musician

In other news, First Lady Rachel Ruto made a significant promise during the launch of empowerment projects for women, youth, and people with disabilities in Kajiado on Sunday, April 14.

She vowed to purchase a car for a young man who delivered an impressive performance at the event.

Mama Rachel emphasised the importance of economic empowerment, stating that it fosters progress and prosperity, enabling individuals to support themselves and their families while enhancing the well-being of the community at large.

Additionally, she disclosed that equipment worth KSh 19 million had been provided to the Maasai Technical Training Institute in Kajiado County under the National Government Affirmative Action Plan (NGAAF).

Proofreading by Jackson Otukho, a multimedia journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke