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Mbadi booed at MP Dori's burial over Ruto remark
Mbadi had said that the Office of the Deputy President is hosting criminals.
In Summary
• The Suba South MP said that the DP's office is entitled to be served with dignity and honour as per the Constitution.
• On hearing the remarks, a section of the leaders ordered him to stop as the crowd booed.

National Assembly Minority Leader John Mbadi.
National Assembly Minority Leader John Mbadi.
Image: FILE

National Assembly Minority Leader John Mbadi was booed by a section of leaders and mourners when he tried to accuse the Office of Deputy President of corruption and several other criminality acts.
Mbadi had said that Deputy President William Ruto's office is hosting criminals.
"It's such shame for the second-highest position in Kenya to hide criminals," he said.

The Suba South MP said that the office is entitled to be served with dignity and honour as per the Constitution.
On hearing the remarks, a section of the leaders ordered him to stop as the crowd booed.

Mourners carry the remains of former Msambweni MP the late Suleiman Dori who succumbed to leukemia on Monday, March 9, 2020.
Mourners carry the remains of former Msambweni MP the late Suleiman Dori who succumbed to leukemia on Monday, March 9, 2020.
Image: JOHN CHESOLI

Vanga MCA Yusuph Mbwana had proceeded to physically stop Mbadi but the other leaders intervened.
Mbwana said the MP was disrespecting Dori's family.
"We are here to bury our friend not condemning each other, " he said.
Governor Salim Mvurya said burial areas were not conducive places for politics.
He condemned the act and advised his colleagues to practice politics in other time.
"We have come for burial then let's concentrate on it," said Mvurya.
His Kilifi counterpart Amason Kingi also warned leaders against practising politics.
He said Dori and his family had a right to be respected.



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Suba South MP John Mbadi was booed by mourners during the late Msambweni MP Suleiman Dori's funeral on March 9, 2020.

The ODM Party chairman was at the ceremony alongside several leaders from across the country led by Kwale Governor Salim Mvurya and his Kilifi counterpart, Amason Kingi as well as ODM secretary-general Edwin Sifuna and National Assembly majority leader Aden Duale to bid farewell to the late party member.

While addressing mourners, Mbadi waded into the controversial Ksh39 billion fake arms deal where he claimed that Deputy President William Ruto was involved together with former Sports Cabinet Secretary, Rashid Echesa.

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Mourners carry the remains of former Msambweni MP the late Suleiman Dori who succumbed to leukemia

Mourners carry the remains of former Msambweni MP the late Suleiman Dori who succumbed to leukemia on March 9, 2020

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"It's such shame for the second-highest position in Kenya to hide criminals," he stated.

Mbadi's claim that Ruto's office was hosting criminals angered the grieving residents who heckled and shut him up and ordered him to stop mentioning the Deputy President's name.




In the incident that was caught on camera, a resident is seen surging forward to get the attention of Mbadi, who gives him an ear - apologises using gestures and hands over the microphone.

ODM leaders had flocked at the venue to pay their last respects to the late Second-time Member of Parliament who was elected through the ODM ticket under the National Super Alliance (Nasa) coalition in 2017.

Governor Salim Mvurya stated that burial areas were not conducive places for politics condemning the act and advised his colleagues to practice politics at appropriate forums.

"We have come for burial, then let's concentrate on it," Mvurya advised.

Dori and his Kilifi counterpart Aisha Jumwa had at one time defied their party and defected to DP Ruto's camp.

This put him on a collision course with ODM and he was summoned by the National Executive Council for disrespecting the party. The legislator late apologized and was spared disciplinary action.





The party announced his death on the morning of Monday, March 9, stating that the legislator passed on at about 5:33 a.m.

He was laid to rest at 4:00 p.m. on the same day.
 
Mwendawazimu said:
I can't wait to see matiangi and kibicho brown nosing WSR ndio wasifutwe kazi.hao wawili ni kumbaff sana.
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Arap Sugoi does carry grudges I tell you. And you know,as @Field Marshal claims,the minute Arap Singh is declared president,those two will be out of a job pronto! There will be no brown nosing. Because,they believe he won't make it. Infact,they will have worked hard to prevent Arap Kipindupindu's win...as if they are the only voters in Kenya!
 
So now because of the boos mbadi got it means ruto is winning...what level of bonoboism is this?

Rigathi was booed in his village two weeks ago. Does that mean ruto will lose?

Let's not lower ourselves to the level of boos and ndurus during matanga as a measure of popularity.
 
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