Moses Wetangula In Trouble After He Leaves Out Wife's Name In His Women's Day Tribute

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Moses Wetangula In Trouble After He Leaves Out Wife's Name In His Women's Day Tribute

CAPTION: Moses Wetangula Bungoma Senator Moses Wetangula found himself in trouble with Kenyans on social media after he tried to be sleek and left out his wife's name in his International Women's Day message posted on his Twitter account.

In his message, Wetangula paid tribute all womenfolk and reminded all governments and persons in positions of power that women's rights and gender equality shouldn't be a priority.

He finished off the message with an honourable mention to his mother, sister and daughters.

Kenyans couldn't help but notice that the Senator had left out his wife's name and were immediately on his case.

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Wetangula was forced to make a fresh tweet and this time, he made sure he mentioned his wife.

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