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Ichung’wah Calls Out Two MPs Silently Discussing About Linet Toto’s Body Transformation

The Bomet Woman Representative Linet Chepkorir best known locally as ‘Toto’, has had a tremendous transformation on her body since joining the government. This has not gone unnoticed in the parliamentary discussion as revealed by the National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah.

During his turn to contribute to the parliamentary matter on board, Mr Ichung’wah jokingly called out the Konoin MP Brighton Yegon and Bomet Central lawmaker Richard Kilel, whom he claimed to have been debating about Linet Chepkorir’s instant change and development in terms of her physical appearance and politically.

The Kikuyu MP Kimani Ichung’wah’s remarks teased the two male leaders giving out a comparison of their behaviors to those of college students.

“Honourable Speaker, if you can protect me from the member for Konoin Brighton Yegon and the member for Bomet Central? They are behaving as if we are in college, you could hear the way they are laughing.” He said.

He further added, “I hear they are discussing the transformation of honourable Toto but we must protect Toto from honourable Brighton and Kilel and especially that laughter from Brighton. I wanted them to listen.”

Branislav Moses Opudo

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