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– Dennis Itumbi has revealed that he heard Bungoma Senator, Moses Wetangula asking Uhuru Kenyatta for his telephone number
– Itumbi was called in from the NTV studios during a discussion of the recent chaotic anti-IEBC demonstrations
– Itmbi’s revelation came in the wake of allegations that Wetangula received money from the Jubilee government
Maybe the president changed his phone number. Has a new one. According to Dennis Itumbi- the director of digital communication at the office of the president, Moses Wetangula asked Uhuru Kenyatta for his number.
Itumbi revealed this to a panel of experts who had congregated at the NTV’s AmLive show. They were deliberatig on a recent spate of protests meant to bundle Kenya’s electoral body out of office.
President Uhuru Kenyatta stretches out to Cord leader Raila Odinga at State House, Nairobi. It is alleged that the Bungoma Senetor asked for Uhuru’s new mobile number.
When Wetangula and the Cord his co-principal Raila Odinga attended a state luncheon at the State House, the Bungoma senator categorically asked Uhuru for his telephone number- said he wanted to talk to him.
This allegation comes in the wake of unconfirmed reports that Wetangula received money from the Jubilee government– allegations that he refuted and took to court the Sirisia MP John Walukhe for defamation.
Uhuru Kenyatta in a passionate handshake with Mosese Wetangula, Bungoma Senetor and co-principal of Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (CORD) the opposition coalition. He is also accused of receiving money from Uhuru to rock the opposition from within.
Moses Wetangula said he suffered immense irreparable reputation damage coupled with ridicule and contempt before his electorate and right-thinking members of the public.
Wetangula reiterated his commitment to the ideology, values and objective of Ford Kenya and Cord. He had at no time sought financial help from Jubilee, he said.
The Bungoma senator told Justice Lucy Njuguna that he warned Walukhe against repeating such remarks but the accused went ahead to utter them in political gatherings across the country.
He now wants the MP be ordered to compensate him for the alleged defamatory remarks.
Moses Wetangula, President Uhuru Kenyatta, CORD leader Raila Odinga and Deputy President William Ruto at State House
The revelations by Itumbi comes after the president claimed in the National Prayer Breakfast on Friday, June 3, at Safari Park Hotel that the opposition leaders including Wetangula were busy fighting and praying for what God has already given the country.
Uhuru further said that he was not ready to dialogue with the Cord as they demanded.
Cover photo: Nation
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