Kenyans Busy Making Noise About Senator Wetangula’s Shocking Action. But Was It Really Him Who Cold-heartedly Insulted The Poor Man?

Bungoma Senator, Moses Wetangula has been wagging on people’s tongues for all the wrong reasons. Kenyans were busy making noise about his action never giving a damn whether it was him who did it or not.

A screenshot from what it believed to be Moses Wetangula’s tweet has been doing rounds on the social media.

On the screenshot, the Bungoma Senator is seen abusing a man who asked him where he took the money from Tokyo Embassy.

The Senator was implicated in a fraudulent acquisition of Kenyan Embassy in Tokyo, Japan which the government lost Kes 1.6 billion.

The Embassy scandal saw Wetah stepping down as Minister for Foreign Affairs to pave way for investigations.

Back to the man, Wetang’ula thoroughly embarrassed him when he asked him where he took the money from Tokyo Embassy.

“In your mother’s account.” Wetah responsed.

While Kenyans were fast to make noise about the incident, they were not keen to notice it could be a parody account.

For instance, the twitter handle goes by the name Sen. Moses Wetang’ula. There is an apostrophe between letter g and u in the word Wetangula.

The tweet is also missing in Wetah’s twitter handle. All the noise Kenyans have been making on social media was for nothing!

Clearly it wasn’t Wetangula who insulted the man!

Bungoma Senator, Moses Wetangula has been wagging on people’s tongues for all the wrong reasons. Kenyans were busy making noise about his action never giving a damn whether it was him who did it or not.

A screenshot from what it believed to be Moses Wetangula’s tweet has been doing rounds on the social media.

On the screenshot, the Bungoma Senator is seen abusing a man who asked him where he took the money from Tokyo Embassy.

The Senator was implicated in a fraudulent acquisition of Kenyan Embassy in Tokyo, Japan which the government lost Kes 1.6 billion.

The Embassy scandal saw Wetah stepping down as Minister for Foreign Affairs to pave way for investigations.

Back to the man, Wetang’ula thoroughly embarrassed him when he asked him where he took the money from Tokyo Embassy.

“In your mother’s account.” Wetah responsed.

While Kenyans were fast to make noise about the incident, they were not keen to notice it could be a parody account.

For instance, the twitter handle goes by the name Sen. Moses Wetang’ula. There is an apostrophe between letter g and u in the word Wetangula.

The tweet is also missing in Wetah’s twitter handle. All the noise Kenyans have been making on social media was for nothing!

Clearly it wasn’t Wetangula who insulted the man!