Cyprian Nyakundi and Sakaja go bare knuckles online after the senator’s alleged involvement in KEMSA PPE scandal

Controversial blogger Cyprian Nyakundi and Nairobi city county senator Johnson Sakaja have this morning gone bare knuckles online over the senator’s alleged involvement in KEMSA PPE scandal.

The lawmaker’s name was mentioned by suspended Procurement director of KEMSA Charles Juma as having been a beneficiary of the scandal.

Juma was appearing before the Public Investments Committee on Tuesday where he was grilled over the scandal.

According to him, the senator was at CEO Jonah Manjari’s office when he allegedly pressured his secretary (Juma’s) to draft a commitment letter for Shop N Buy.

Shop N Buy is among the many companies being investigated in the scandal.

It all started when the blogger posted that part of the money bought by Sakaja was used to buy 4 high end vehicles.

Nyakundi wondered why the Asset Recovery Agency couldn’t ask Sakaja where he got the money from threatening to unleash the number plates of the vehicles.

Blogger Cyprian Nyakundi.

Senator Sakaja would later dare him to go ahead and post the number plates wondering what Nyakundi benefitted from manufacturing and publishing lies.

Cyprian Nyakundi would hit back promising to post the number plates of the vehicles.

Take a look at the spat between the two.

At the same time Sakaja pulled the Corona heist, he bought around 4 expensive cars. As usual, the partisan Asset Recovery Agency can't ask him where he got the money from. How long will we spoonfeed these agencies? Ama wanataka car plates?

— Cyprian, Is Nyakundi (@CisNyakundi) December 6, 2020

Yes. Publish car plates. What does manufacturing and publishing lies benefit you with?

— Sakaja Johnson (@SakajaJohnson) December 6, 2020

I will publish if you promise not to issue death threats to me the same way you issued them to KEMSA officials when you wanted the monies so bad! https://t.co/7FUfa1f71C

— Cyprian, Is Nyakundi (@CisNyakundi) December 6, 2020

This already amounts to a threat. https://t.co/1TK9pjB0na

— Cyprian, Is Nyakundi (@CisNyakundi) December 6, 2020