Friday, April 10, 2026 - Controversial Nyaribari Chache MP, Zaheer Jhanda, has once again stirred public debate after he was spotted handing out money to women and boda boda riders in his constituency, as the 2027 election season looms.
In viral videos, the flamboyant legislator, who is linked to
questionable gold deals, is seen distributing Ksh 1,000 notes to boda boda
riders who chanted “tutam”, a slogan closely associated with President
Ruto’s supporters.
Jhanda, a vocal ally of President Ruto, previously courted
controversy when he castigated Gen Z protests and even urged police to use
excessive force against demonstrators.
Now, with Ruto facing mounting opposition ahead of 2027, MPs
like Jhanda appear to be doubling down on grassroots tactics, pouring money
into their constituencies in the hope of shoring up support for the president’s
re‑election bid.
Hawa hawako X and they have voter's card manzee!! pic.twitter.com/PL3JfTfvWC
— DCI Waiyaki Way 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 (@SeniorNamema) April 10, 2026
Hapa ukisema WANTAM hupewi pesa😂💔 pic.twitter.com/2iy26NCnnG
— Mansang Chirchir (@mansang29) April 9, 2026
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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