Nairobi News

Senator Boni Khalwale has evoked the wrath of the online community after asking a tweep if they expected him to make their mother pregnant to prove that he was a performer.

Khalwale’s response lit up Twitter as users asked the politician why he had to answer back in that way.

Some deemed the language used offensive while others blamed the user who accused Khalwale of being an under performer.

The user who started the fire has since deleted their tweet but Khalwale’s remained on his account eliciting varied reactions.

Well, did not expect that from a man I respected a lot.

— theinformer (@theinformerke) June 29, 2017

Eeeeh..Boni and your are looking for a governor position na ni electorate ndio unatusi @GovWOparanya tano tena

— Filipo (@kenmwil) June 29, 2017

That not the way of answering @KBonimtetezi ,we are past that..Stop acting lyk Jubilee whose insults is there Agenda.Cooldown, answer wisely

— Basho Basho (@Bashoomar) June 29, 2017

That’s why he’s the Doctor of medicine. He’ll give you the antibiotics you looking for.??? twitter got no chills pills.

— Bobby Vj™ (@BobbyVjoe) June 29, 2017

#doc this is so unlike u,retract this statement.Pride precedes downfall…….

— Konchella Dexter-Ant (@honest_konchie) June 29, 2017

Mhesh wacha matusi.. That’s his opinion. As a leader u should seek to know how u failed to perform so as to do better.

— Victor Mwambacha (@VictorMwambacha) June 29, 2017

Ahahaha,,, politicians and matusi are Siamese twins, spare our governor he’s not an angel

— Vihenna Sarah (@VihennaSarah) June 29, 2017

it’s very unfortunate for sm1 calling themselves a leader using such a language diminishing women.

— Martin Ndirangu (@Vndirangu) June 29, 2017

The best reply ever. If someone cant see what should be seen then hii inamfaa. Atleast angeona ya mamake ama shosho yake amefura tumbo

— Gideon (@Gideondesigner) June 29, 2017

U have lost it, we don’t expect such harsh words from a leader of your calibre! It’s a disgrace

— james ngari (@ngari09) June 29, 2017