It started as a simple online post. But within hours, it had sparked questions, confusion, and plenty of reactions across social media.
Now, Shakira Wafula has come out clearly to set the record straight.
In a statement shared online and later picked up by The Kenya Times, Shakira Wafula firmly denied any connection to political groups that had been linked to her name. She stated that she is “in no way affiliated with DCP, Matiang’i’s camp or Linda Mwananchi.”
The clarification comes after online discussions began suggesting that she was aligned with certain political movements. While it’s not clear where the claims first started, they quickly gained traction, especially on platforms like Facebook.
But here’s the twist—Wafula insists there is no truth to those claims.
According to reports, she made it clear that her work and public image should not be tied to any political side. Sources say the statement was meant to calm speculation and prevent further misinformation from spreading.
Some users questioned why the statement was necessary in the first place. Others seemed confused about her identity, asking who she is and why the claims were gaining attention.
One user commented, “So where’s she aligned?” while another wrote, “Doesn’t matter anyhow.” A section of Kenyans also appeared dismissive, with comments like “Who asked you” and “Uyu ni nani tena,” showing just how divided opinions are.
At the same time, a few users supported her decision to speak out, saying it’s important for individuals to clarify their stance, especially in today’s fast-moving digital space where rumors can spread quickly.
Now, as the conversation continues online, the bigger issue remains clear—misinformation and assumptions can easily shape public perception, even without solid proof.