Transnzoia: Come Help Me Chris Wamalwa Pleads With Police

Kiminini mp Chris Wamalwa today found himself in brtween hard and thick wall. When rowdy crowdy started chanting his competitor slogan. Chris wamalwa who had taken his tour in kipsongo immediate outskirt of kitale town ,escaped narrowly with the help of contingent of police. 


Chris wamalwa is on record abusing police and shielding behind hired goons who deserted him today. It called for heavy deployment of police to escort him to kitale club. 

Chris wamalwa has never been friendly to Kitale town residents and municipality hence finding a proper inroad has been an hurdle to him. Key reason being close associate of outgoing regime which has done minimum to upgrade the standards of Kitale town.
On another hand ,former regional commissioner George Natembeya enjoys native security and escort of ghetto boys since he resonates well with them.

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