Twitter is asking where Kalonzo was during tear gas drama
Kenyans of Twitter are yet again on former Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka’s case.
This is after photos of Cord principals Raila Odinga and Moses Wetangula fleeing after police used teargas to disperse their protest march at the Independent Elections and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) offices went viral and none showed MrMusyoka at the scene.
I’m looking for similar pictures of Kalonzo. Was he at the IEBC offices today? pic.twitter.com/0ygb8lDLcC
— Ahmed Mohamed (@asmali77) April 25, 2016
Others noted with concern that photos showing Musyoka whereabouts after the fracas were missing.
Kwani Kalonzo alikua na anti – tear gas hatujaona pics zake akilia!! #Cord #Jubilee #CordInPanic #IEBC
— Kent Wanyonyi (@kent_wafs) April 25, 2016
Tweeps wondered why Mr Musyoka was only pictured before the fracas, but none after police had lobbed tear gas canisters at the protesters.
where was kalonzo musyoka when the police were firing the tear gas on raila odinga and wetangula.
— MWAMUDZ ?? (@MwamudzHK) April 26, 2016
The former Vice President uploaded photos of their grand arrival at Anniversary Towers and even a distant shot of the teargas fracas.
At the Anniversary towers earlier today, Alluta Continua pic.twitter.com/2AImWl7YHl
— Kalonzo Musyoka (@skmusyoka) April 25, 2016
Kenyans soon started making fun of his absence, saying Mr Musyoka would never allow himself to be a victim of teargas.
RAO: Wase ehhh tunaenda kukula tear gas!
After a short silence…
Kalonzo: But si wewe ndio presidential flag bearer? Kula peke yako.
— FormerNiceGuy (@mistatash) April 26, 2016
OK seriously you guys think Kalonzo will EVER back Raila in kulaing tear gas.. never ever man. Neeever..
lightskins do not do such. Ever.
??— Sponsoring value-forming relationships (@KaziniWork) April 26, 2016
Kalonzo is that guy who plans a party but won't go#PopularPoliticiansLies@QBaffins @Anon1KENYA @GulfKavirondo @kot pic.twitter.com/TQcsnCbHkB
— Kashfa (@Kashfacartoon) April 26, 2016
Attempts by Cord leaders and their supporters to storm the electoral commission offices were Monday violently disrupted by police.
The Opposition has said it has no confidence that the commission will deliver a free and fair election next year.
