Governor Mutua demands public apology from Kalonzo Musyoka

Mutua said he will sue Musyoka for defamation should the Wiper Party leader fail to issue him the appology.

On November 11, Kiala reported that his 16-year-old daughter had been kidnapped, saying her abductors demanded that he drop his gubernatorial bid.

Her daughter, Kathleen Nduku, was later found safe and sound at her boyfriend’s house in Mwiki Kasarani.

Kiala, later on went on his social media platform and announced the return of his daughter thanking security officers for their efforts in ensuring the safe return of his daughter.

According to Nairobi County Commander, Japheth Koome, Nduku was traced to her boyfriend’s house and the two were picked and taken to the Nairobi Police Headquarters for interrogation.

Political enemies

Musyoka in a live show, claimed that Kiala’s daughter had been kidnapped by wiper political enemies in a bid to force Benard Kiala to drop out of the Machakos gubernatorial seat which the deputy governor is vying for under the Wiper party.

Mutua vowed to take legal action against Musyoka if he fails to admit that he did wrong by accusing him falsely.

“If he fails to apologize, I will not be left with any other option but to meet him in court on Tuesday November 29. I am not in need of the likely 3-5 million charges that may be drawn from the offense. I only wish for Kalonzo to humbly express regret for the slip of the tongue when he has the chance,” said Mutua.