“What have you done for Kenyans?” – Nairobi Women Rep. Esther Passaris throws heavy punch at King Kaka
Over the last few days, Nairobi Women Representative Esther Passaris has not been holding back her words when responding to online critics.
The legislator has been in bad books with a section of Kenyans on Twitter (KOT) since she shared post-surgery photos following an operation at the Care Institute of Medical Scienc
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Over the last few days, Nairobi Women Representative Esther Passaris has not been holding back her words when responding to online critics.
The legislator has been in bad books with a section of Kenyans on Twitter (KOT) since she shared post-surgery photos following an operation at the Care Institute of Medical Sciences (CIMS) Hospital in India.
Many were of the opinion that that, as an elected Kenyan leader who sits in the Parliamentary Health Committee, she should pursue the improvement of facilities in local hospitals, not seek expensive medical care abroad.
One of such responses was from George Gathecha, who wrote: “You should stop posting this because, how do you think people from slums feel yet they can’t afford Kenyatta National...
Over the last few days, Nairobi Women Representative Esther Passaris has not been holding back her words when responding to online critics.
The legislator has been in bad books with a section of Kenyans on Twitter (KOT) since she shared post-surgery photos following an operation at the Care Institute of Medical Sciences (CIMS) Hospital in India.
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Many were of the opinion that that, as an elected Kenyan leader who sits in the Parliamentary Health Committee, she should pursue the improvement of facilities in local hospitals, not seek expensive medical care abroad.
One of such responses was from George Gathecha, who wrote: “You should stop posting this because, how do you think people from slums feel yet they can’t afford Kenyatta National Hospital KNH?” Replying from India, Passaris told George to man up and do something about it instead of complaining, adding that she “invested” Ksh. 50 million during her election campaign. “I served way before being elected,” said the ODM Party member.
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The un-honourable respinse drew heavy criticism from other netizens, including Kenyan rapper Kennedy Ombima alias King Kaka of the ‘Wajinga Nyinyi’ hit song who castigated Passaris for being “selfish.”
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Evidently angered by Ombima's remarks, “Mama Taa”, as she's been politically branded, decided to hit back, and just like in all her other recent tweets, she definitely wasn't kind with words.
In an attempt to invalidate King Kaka's remarks, she asked him to “get off his high horse”, reminding the rapper that unlike him, she has “worked” and “served”.
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Choosing to be the bigger person, King Kaka gave a calm and composed reply, wishing a quick recovery to Passaris’ “fresh” wounds and promising to pick up the conversation once she is fully recovered.
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