Boniface Mwangi Invites Kenyans To Visit Alleged Atwoli`s CCTV Men At Dik Dik Gardens
A Kenyan Photojournalist Boniface Mwangi on Thursday 3rd amused Kenyans after he invited them to pay a visit at Kileleshwa road to meet COTU boss Francis Atwoli`s alleged CCTV men placed to guard his newly re-erected road sign.
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In a statement Via his Twitter handle he said:
Let’s meet at Dik Dik Gardens, today, 1pm and just say hallo to @AtwoliDza goons. It’s a beautiful day to take a stroll and check out how Atwoli’s “CCTV” is holding up. Dik Dik Gardens is in Kileleshwa, off Mandera Road. You can take a Matatu number 48 from Odeon Cinema. See you. pic.twitter.com/HTMB1y919J
— Boniface Mwangi (@bonifacemwangi) June 3, 2021
This comes at a time on Wednesday, June 2nd, Mwangi visited the signpost but was shocked to find three men hired allegedly by COTU Boss to guard it other than CCTV as was speculated and said earlier by Atwoli.
"Im back! I went to see the illegal sign on Dik Dik Road. I find it laughable
has employed three goons to guard it. Atwoli thrives on violence and intimidation to get his way. His CCTV is goons. We shall avoid confrontations but the sign will come down" Mwangi said.
However, Kenyans on social media have reacted towards Mwangi`s recent interest in Atwoli`s Road signpost asking if there could be a cold war involving political reasons.
Brother with ultimate due respect without irking, what does naming of a road got to do with the plight of Kenyans who are starving of hunger? Let’s not engage in hogwash and moronic issues, let’s fight for good governance..... @HManyora @shukri_churicha @AlinurMohamed_
— MC Dougy (@chege83) June 3, 2021
Is this political activism or just juvenile foolishness? They put up a road sign, so what? You take it down, so what? In your opinion, they went low and now you've decided sinking even lower than them is the solution. No wonder nothing changes. Fugaze agents of change!
— legendary_teacher (@LMzigoh) June 3, 2021
