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ODM Sec General Edwin Sifuna, Malindi MP Aisha Jumwa Embroiled in War of Words over 'Rape' Slur.


Kenyans on social media takes on ODM Sec Gen over rape utterances.

LSK condemns MP Edwin Sifuna.

The LSK on their twitter account accused MP Sifuna of disrespecting women. "The Law Society of Kenya condemns in the strongest terms possible, the beastly remarks made by ODM Secretary General  Edwin Sifuna in reference to Honourable Aisha Jumwa. The unfortunate remarks underscores how his party undervalues and mistreats women leaders and voters". ^POLSK 

LSK Chairman Lawyer Nelson Havi

48 Laws of power

"As an ODM party member, Hon. Aisha Jumwa knows ODM's thumbscrew- recklessness. In the Msambweni campaigns she has turned it to Feisal Bader's advantage. Edwin Sifuna fell into the trap. Law Number 33: Discover each man's thumbscrew (48 Laws of Power)". ~ Charles Muchangi Wambogo.

Roysambu MCA aspirant Mr Charles Wambogo


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