Kalonzo, and Muthama nearly engage in fight in Machakos -VIDEO
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BY NEWS DESK,NAIROBI,10TH FEB,2021-There was tension on Wednesday when former Machakos Senator Johnson Muthama nearly engaged Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka in a fist fight following the latter’s remarks on the ex-wife Agnes Kavindu.
The incident occurred during the burial of Bernard Nguyu (Machakos Regional Presiding Bishop of AIC) at Mitaboni in Machakos County.
Kile….. Kalonzo : I will deliver your wife safely after elections but with a new title 'senator'.
Muthama: (stands up to SimbaArati Musyoka) pic.twitter.com/v08DLKHpx4— Nzau Terry (@TerryNzau) February 10, 2021
The rare gathering had brought together leaders from the Ukambani region including Kalonzo, Muthama, Kivutha Kibwana (Makueni Governor), Alfred Mutua (Machakos Governor), several MPs, and other leaders.
Bishop Nguyo will be remembered by our community as a visionary and exemplary religious leader who believed in both the work ethic and honest living. pic.twitter.com/CtgXhN9DqM
— Dr. Alfred Mutua (@DrAlfredMutua) February 10, 2021
Kalonzo, Mutua, Muthama and Kibwana have not shared a platform for a long time since Muthama and Kibwana ditched the Wiper party for other political formations.
Muthama is the interim chairman of the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) whereas Kavindu is the Wiper candidate for the Machakos Senate by election scheduled for March 18.
Kalonzo had arrived at the burial together with Kavindu towards the end of the ceremony while Muthama was making his speech.
Muthama criticized the government for allocating the Ksh. 2 million car grant to MCAs claiming that it was to entice them to pass the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) Bill.
Mourners shouted him down forcing him to cut short his speech.
Kalonzo, who was the last leader to address the mourners, took to the podium and threw a jibe at Muthama saying he “will return Muthama’s wife” after the 2022 general election.
“I am telling you that next year, you will see Muthama running to perch on my chest, because he knows where we are and where we are going. Even if he gets irritated, I’ll hand over his wife (Kavindu) back to him,” Kalonzo said.
Muthama then swiftly rose from his seat, charged and headed straight to the Wiper leader.
He was however restrained by MPs Patrick Makau (Mavoko), Victor Munyaka (Machakos Town) and Robert Mbui (Kathiani) forcing the Wiper party leader to also cut short his speech.