Oscar Sudi goes bare knuckles on Jubilee Party SG Raphael Tuju for calling him and Johanna Ng’eno Intellectual Dwarfs.
“Na Tuju niliskia Jana akisema sisi ni wajinga Mimi sijaibiwa Bibi na Watchman,Sina Deni ya 2Billion..Mimi nataka nikwambie hivi Tuju,Kwanza jiheshimu uheshimu familia yako na uheshimu Mwili yako..Hata kwa runinga inaonekana wewe Ni Mgonjwa Sana,Wewe unafaa kukaa nyumbani ukikula Matunda na kujitibu na ujue Maisha Ni fupi.”~Oscar Sudi.
Kapsaret MP Oscar Sudi has hit back at Jubilee Secretary General Raphael Tuju for calling him out to apologise over the slur he made against President Uhuru Kenyatta and his mother Mama Ngina.
Sudi who spoke in a live press conference at his Eldoret home told off critics who are calling out him and his Emurua Dikirr counterpart Johana Ng’eno to apologise.
Tuju while appearing in an interview on Citizen TV on Tuesday night revealed that he had reached out to Deputy President William Ruto, urging him to tell his allies to shun abusive languages.
Tuju further revealed that the DP told him that he had already tweeted about the issue, but Tuju argued that Kenyans cannot be convinced with a single social media post.
However, Oscar Sudi who was responding to critics argued that Tuju is speaking so that the first family can help him settle his Ksh2 billion debt.
Tuju and his three children face court sanction after they blocked a bank from taking control of a family property over a Sh1.6 billion debt.
High Court judge Mary Kasango directed Mr Tuju and his children Yma, Mano and Alma to appear before her on September 21 to explain why they should not be jailed for obstructing two receiver managers from taking over the operations of Dari Limited.
The company owns high-end Dari Restaurant in Nairobi’s Karen area and a 20-acre recreational resort dubbed Entim Sidai.
The four were guarantors of Dari Ltd when the company borrowed a loan from the East African Development Bank (EADB) in 2015.
Dari Ltd was placed under receivership in January over the Sh1.6 billion debt owed to EADB, although Mr Tuju has appealed the decision.
