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Wavinya Ndeti Mimics Kindiki's Voice and Invites Him to Women's WhatsApp Group During Kalonzo's Rally

 Machakos Governor Wavinya Ndeti left mourners in stitches after she imitated Deputy President Kithure Kindiki's voice during a political meeting at Kalonzo Musyoka's Kithimani farm in Yatta.



Speaking on Saturday, September 6, during a Wiper gathering, Ndeti used a high-pitched tone to mimic Kindiki, shouting "Ni fire si fire! Ni noma si noma! Karibu sana WhatsApp group ya kina mama. Mwecheche," which made the crowd burst into laughter.


The governor, together with another MP, said they were inviting Kindiki to join a women's WhatsApp group because he speaks like women. They claimed the invite came after Kindiki allegedly disrespected Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka.


The event was organized by Kalonzo Musyoka who was endorsed by several grassroots leaders from Mt Kenya region for his 2027 presidential bid. The leaders praised Kalonzo as an experienced and courageous leader who is ready to lead the country.


This comes days after former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua also mocked Kindiki's voice in his public rallies.


In response to Gachagua's mockery, Kindiki had earlier said women have no problem with his voice. He questioned why Gachagua was bothered by another man's voice, saying women have already accepted him.


The video of Wavinya imitating Kindiki has since gone viral on social media, sparking mixed reactions among Kenyans.

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