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Gladys Shollei calls out Mama Ngina over Uhuru's upbringing

Gladys Shollei calls out Mama Ngina over Uhuru's upbringing

She said the head of state also attacks the leaders who disagree with him.

In Summary

•Shollei accused Mama Ngina of doublespeak, alleging the head of state was also wrong to attack those who disagree with him.

•"Instead of unveiling the Jubilee vision and decisions of the party, he went on an attacking spree," she said.

Gladys Boss Shollei has called out former First Lady Mama Ngina Kenyatta for her recent remarks where she questioned the upbringing of politicians who insult President Uhuru Kenyatta.

Speaking to the media on Wednesday, March 23, Shollei accused Mama Ngina of doublespeak, alleging the Head of State was also wrong to attack those who disagree with him.Shollei was referring to the campaigns in the run-up for the 2017 General Election, where she claims the President had called his former foe turned ally, ODM party leader Raila Odinga, all sorts of names. "She seemed to be defending the President and said that people who talk badly are not raised well. I think she needs to be reminded that President Uhuru Kenyatta recently was calling Raila Odinga all sorts of names," Shollei said.

"So to try and say that the President is the perfect person and well brought up a child that doesn't say anything negative, we just need to look at the way he behaved at the Jubilee meeting," she added.

To back her argument, she alleged that President Kenyatta had attacked his Deputy William Ruto at the said meeting where he was supposed to share the ideologies and vision of the Jubilee administration. 

"Instead of unveiling the Jubilee vision and decisions of the party, he went on an attacking spree," she said.

"Remember in Sagana, he went and spoke in his mother tongue, yet he is supposed to be the symbol of unity. You as the President have an obligation to respect the seat that Kenyans honoured you in, it was actually a gossip corner in Sagana," she added. 

On Tuesday, Mama Ngina Kenyatta appealed to the Mt Kenya region to back Raila for the presidency as directed by her son President Uhuru.

She said the President means well for the community and there is no way he can lead them into a ditch.

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