Former Meru Governor Kawira Mwangaza Attacked, Vehicle Vandalized During Mashujaa Day In Githongo

Former Governor Kawira Mwangaza her high end vehicle has being vandalized as his back window vandalized leaving him with losses at Githongo grounds during Mashujaa celebration at Githongo grounds which was President by Governor Mutuma.

The incident occurred during the county’s Mashujaa Day celebrations, which were presided over by Meru Governor Mutuma M’Ethingia.

The event was expected to bring residents together to celebrate the country’s heroes, but it was reportedly disrupted by chaos involving some political leaders.

Murega Baichu, husband to former Meru Governor Kawira Mwangaza, has accused Igoji West Member of County Assembly (MCA) of stoning the United Progressive Movement (UPM) leader’s vehicle during the incident.

Speaking in a video that has since attracted attention, Baichu expressed his concerns over the damage caused to the vehicle, showing the shattered rear window.

The footage captured the damaged back window of the high-end vehicle, with Baichu alleging that the incident happened amid tensions at the celebration venue.

According to the account shared in the video, Mwangaza had planned to attend the Mashujaa Day celebrations at Githongo grounds, where Governor Mutuma M’Ethingia was leading the county’s commemorations.

However, the situation reportedly took an unexpected turn when chaos broke out, leaving the former governor’s vehicle damaged.

Baichu pointed an accusing finger at the Igoji West MCA, claiming that the legislator was responsible for the attack.

The allegations have raised questions about the circumstances surrounding the incident and the political tensions that may have contributed to the chaos.

The video also showed the damage to the vehicle, drawing reactions from people who watched the footage.

The incident has added to the attention surrounding the political rivalry involving leaders in Meru County.

At the time of the account, details surrounding what exactly triggered the confrontation remained unclear.

It was also not immediately established whether a formal police report had been filed over the alleged vandalism or whether investigations had been launched.

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