Ann Waiguru Joins Granny On Stage, Shows Flawless Moves To Anguka Nayo Hit

• Anne Waiguru impressed Kenyans when she joined a granny on stage after she showcased her dance moves
• The governor left netizens cheering after visiting Kimbikimbi market, which is in Kirinyiga county, to check its progress
• Netizens hailed the granny who showcased her flawless moves, saying that the governor of Kirinyaga was a vibe for joining in

Kirinyaga governor Anne Waiguru has entertained netizens with her impressive Anguka Nayo dance moves.

Did Waiguru dance to Anguka Nayo?

While visiting the residents of Kirinyaga, Waiguru entertained them with her moves.

The moment started with a granny dancing to the podium as the Anguka Nayo hit was playing, and Waiguru was so enticed that she joined her on stage.

The move left residents cheering, especially when the governor performed the Anguka Nayo move, lowering herself to the floor.

The gorgeous governor had rocked a floral shirt with official pants and her usual natural sister locks.

The granny had a leso tied around her waist and wore a pink dress with short hair.

What did Waiguru deliver in Nyagati ward?

Waiguru had visited Gathigiri ward to check on the construction progress of the Kimbikimbi market.

She then proceeded to Nyagati ward, where her team issued fish pond liners, tents and chairs.

The politician stated that she was fulfilling her commitment to her people on service delivery matters.

She wrote:

"This afternoon we checked on the construction progress of the Kimbimbi Market, & then issued UPVC pipes, tents, chairs for Gathigiriri ward. We then proceeded to Nyagati ward, where we issued fish pond-liners, tents & chairs. We continue to make significant progress in our commitment to meet our service delivery obligations, to the people of Kirinyaga."

Why Joho wants a wife in Kirinyaga

In other news, Hassan Joho praised William Ruto's government days after he was sworn in as a Cabinet secretary.

While addressing residents in Kirinyaga, the politician asked the governor to continue working in Ruto's government.

He also asked Waiguru to help him get a house and a wife so he could stay and monitor the projects on his docket.

Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura Guthua, journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke