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Tuesday, September 15, 2026

“Focus on Your Criminal Cases And Leave Us Alone, ” Azimio Ally Takes on Kimilili MP Hon. Barasa

Azimio La Umoja One Kenya Alliance and Mount Kenya blogger Pauline Njoroge has taken on the Kimilili Member of Parliament Hon. Didmus Barasa after the MP called upon Kenyans to join arms and pray for her and other Raila Odinga’s allies.

According to Hon. Barasa, Pauline, the Narok County Senator Ledama Ole Kina, Jubilee Party Secretary General Hon. Jeremiah Kioni, Prof. Makau Mutua have a problem with their thinking.

Barasa noted that in this new year 2023, every Kenyan should work with and support the Kenya Kwanza government under President William Ruto so that development can be made. He, however, noted that the above persons, were corrupting the minds of Kenyans to turn away from the government.

Pauline called upon the Kimilili Member of Parliament, telling him to mind his business and focus on his criminal cases.

She added that it is not a must for every Kenyan to be in government so that they can think upright, adding that there is a constitution that provides a multi-party state.

Hon. Barasa who was linked to the alleged murder of his 2022 Parliamentarian competitor’s drive durinh the counting of votes in the recent elections, was set free after the investigations found him not guilty. However, Pauline raised an eyebrow of some pending cases that were never solved.

“Can this one focus on his business his criminal cases and leave us alone. So every Kenyan should be on the government side in order to think right? Then why do we have a constitution providing for a multi-party state?” Pauline fired back.

MP Barasa told the aforementioned to think on matters of development and not just poking holes the government on everything it does. He stated that since independence, development comes with structure and not just alone.

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