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Chaos erupt in Murang'a town following arrest of Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro ▷ Kenya News

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- Kiharu MP was arrested over chaos that erupted at a church function on Sunday, September 8

- His supporters took to the streets of Murang'a town calling out government over the arrest

- Nyoro is currently held at Murang'a police station and is set to be arraigned on Tuesday

A section of Murang'a residents took to the streets of the town on the night of Monday, September 9, in protest following the dramatic arrest of Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro.

Men and women took to the streets shouting and wailing calling on government to release the lawmaker.

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Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro speaking during a past function. Photo: Nation
Source: UGC

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As earlier reported by TUKO.co.ke, the outspoken lawmaker had been on the run since he got wind the police were looking for him but on the evening of Monday the long arm of government caught up with him.

He was accused of resisting arrest and assaulting a police officer, allegations he has since denied.

The legislator's troubles started following an altercation he had on Sunday, September 8, with nominated MP Maina Kamanda during a church function in Murang'a county.

Efforts of police officers to calm down the faithfuls following the chaos that erupted in the sanctuary bore no fruits as the leaders went for each other's throats.

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While protesting the arrest, some rowdy youths were heard chanting anti-Kamanda slogans with some saying he was failure given he is just a nominated MP.

"Kamanda should know this is Murang'a county and not Kiambu, he was defeated by Jaguar and he should respect the people of Murang'a," said one of the protesters.

Nyoro's lawyer who is also Murang'a Senator Irungu Kang'ata confirmed his client was detained at Murang'a police station and would be arraigned on Tuesday.

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