Chaos broke out at the Bomas of Kenya during a public meeting focused on discussing the potential impeachment of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. The disruption began when activist Morara Kebaso, who attended to express his opinions, was attacked. A video that has since gone viral shows a woman named Dorothy Kitanzi, 36, from Mlango Kubwa in Mathare Constituency, throwing a chair at Kebaso, sparking the commotion.
Kebaso, known for his strong views on government issues, was taken by surprise as the situation quickly got out of control. Kitanzi’s aggressive move forced him to leave the venue in a hurry. Despite the violence, Kebaso later posted on social media, assuring his followers that he was safe and receiving medical care for his injuries.
This incident has stirred debate online, with many people questioning Kitanzi’s reasons for the attack. So far, she has not given any explanation for her actions. Kitanzi, who is a mother of twins, has remained silent since the event. Some attendees at the forum have called for calm, urging for forgiveness and respectful discussions when handling political matters.
As investigations continue, people are waiting to see if any legal action will be taken against Kitanzi. This event has also brought attention to the need for better security at public forums and the importance of peaceful conversations during political discussions.
By kenyans