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Nzioka Waita (pictured), Uhuru Kenyatta's chief of staff shared a tweet showing a roasted animal he called 'Mbuzi' as his Christmas food. 'Nothing quite says #MerryChristmas2019 like a whole roasted #Mbuzi for the family! What a way to celebrate the birth of our Lord and Saviour!', Nzioka said. However Kenyans are not
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Nzioka Waita (pictured), Uhuru Kenyatta's chief of staff shared a tweet showing a roasted animal he called 'Mbuzi' as his Christmas food.
'Nothing quite says #MerryChristmas2019 like a whole roasted #Mbuzi for the family! What a way to celebrate the birth of our Lord and Saviour!', Nzioka said. However Kenyans are not convinced.
Some said that the roasted 'goat' looked like a dog.
Coming from Ukambani, it is not strange to eat a dog during drought.
Here are some of the tweets we sampled.
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