A Kisii County MCA has threatened to have outspoken Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria ‘arrested’ by the people if he dares step in his Sameta ward.
The controversial MP spent the better part of Wednesday at Nyaribari Chache where a section of youths denounced him by questioning his public ethics.
Sameta MCA Evans Siko has labeled Mr. Kuria a persona non grata and threatened to have him arrested if he dares step in his ward anytime in future.
“This man is a persona non grata in our community and I am shocked that some MP could host him in Kisii. He is a bad example to our children because of his persistent utter nonsense. He can’t be allowed to recklessly attack Kenyans using his loose tongue,” he said.
“I dare him to set foot in my ward. I won’t hesitate to mobilize our youths to arrest him and depot him to the nearest village but not in Kisii. Kenyans want to live in harmony but Mr. Kuria is out inciting us against each other. That is unacceptable and I dare him once again to come to my ward,” he added.
He also challenged NCIC to commence fresh enquiries towards Kuria’s alleged inciting post in social media over Cord’s demonstrations where he accused the police of being unable to aim properly at the demonstrators.
“The NCIC should come out and investigate Mr. Kuria. He is speaking carelessly as if Kenya is a lawless state. He must be held accountable for every single inciting statement he makes,” he said.