The late former Cabinet Minister William Ole Ntimama’s daughter has accused opposition Chief Raila Odinga of lying that he was called by her father after he led a delegation of Maasai leaders to State House.
Leah Ntimama castigated the former Prime Minister for allegedly lying to the public, adding it was unfortunate he made allegations that cannot be substantiated by the dead.
“How can you lie on the dead who cannot respond to allegations? Why lie in anticipation you will get Maa votes or sympathy? Mzee showed us the way in Jubilee and his word stands,” she was quoted by News24.co.ke.
During the late Ntimama's burial in Narok, Odinga said that Ntimama had called him and assured him that he was still in ODM.
The Water Services Regulatory Authority- Wasreb director was speaking during a fundraiser at Oljorai Baptist Church, Gilgil constituency, Nakuru County on Saturday.
Leah, who is eyeing Narok County Women Representative seat also defended the government on allegations that there are two hands in Jubilee, with one suppressing the Maa community.
She said that the Maasai community has benefited a lot from the Jubilee government and thus said they will remain behind it.
Ms Ntimama vowed to face Raila when he visits Narok County next week to tell him off as far as his sentiments on “the phone call by his late father” are concerned.(politicskenya.net caption/Ms Ntimama condemned Odinga for 'lying' about his father's call)