Kitutu Masaba MP Timothy Bosire and his predecessor Walter Nyambati’s relationship has hit a new low after the two leaders openly differed on Friday over development in the region.
The duo have been having a hot and cold relationship which can be traced during their two-decades in area politics that has seen even their supporters clash openly.
On Friday, trouble started when Nyambati questioned Bosire’s track record during an event at Manga where he alleged that the incumbent had failed to commence the construction of the Motemomwamu-Manga road despite having allocated funds before he (Nyambati) lost the 2013 elections.
“Bosire we should be genuine with the way we do things. This road (Manga-Motemomwamu) got an allocation but it has never been done. You must tell these people why you have taken long to do the road,” Nyambati said.
And now a furious Bosire accused his predecessor of meddling in constituency politics despite losing to him in 2013 insisting that Nyambati should concentrate on county politics.
“You are old enough and learn to speak the truth all times. I defeated you in 2013 because people were tired of your mismanagement of resources. If you can’t concentrate on your gubernatorial bid, just drop and come face me,” he said.
“The aforesaid road is on the programme and these people are aware. This road is done by the national government but it’s an annex of Kemera-Amabuko road. Kindly don’t meddle in my work,” he said.