- Vampire Diaries presenter Morara Kebaso continued his series of spontaneous tours across the country, this time highlighting the Naibor Kiosk project in Laikipia County.
- The popular activist had earlier announced to his audience that he was taking a ‘much-needed’ break before posting a surprise new episode of Vampire Diaries.
- Like in many of his previous tours, the Naibor project is completely deserted, with its toilets sunken into a gaping hole.
- All 20 kiosks remain unoccupied, their doors coated in thick layers of dust.
- Inside, the floors have large cracks, with cobwebs draping the unused shelves.
Morara Takes a Break Amid Political Attacks Against Him
Activist Morara Kebaso encountered a ‘Damascus moment’ in a recent up-close encounter with the political class at the Bomas of Kenya.
The INJECT party leader announced on social media and later attended a public participation exercise at Bomas concerning the ongoing impeachment process of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
Unbeknownst to him, Morara had stumbled into a political den of lions, where a coordinated group of hooligans lay in wait for his arrival.
According to Kebaso, metallic chairs started flying towards him right after he was denied the microphone, in what turned out to be his rough orientation to Kenyan politics.
A group of hostile operatives in the arena turned the seats into heavy artillery targeting a cornered Morara moments after he was accused of disrupting the event.
The former student leader was seen shielding himself from the flying chairs as some people tried to evacuate him from the area.
Morara miraculously escaped the onslaught as the event’s hosts Beatrice Elachi and TJ. Kajwang cheered in approval.
Hours after the attack, the injured Morara was arrested by police who later charged him with causing a disturbance at Bomas. The activist was released shortly after on a free bond.
Online, some netizens launched attacks on his character, criticizing him for incessantly soliciting funds from the public. Others accused him of being a covert government operative executing a well-coordinated script.
Morara also revealed that only 30 people showed up for him when he was in custody despite his huge following of over 1 million across his social handles.
In light of the developments, Kebaso announced he was taking a short break to restrategize his political moves.
Morara Kebaso Unexpectedly Appears at Naibor Kiosk Project in Laikipia
Morara Kebaso on Saturday morning posted a video of him and his team hiking into a forest as he enjoyed his much-needed break from politics.
Posted under the caption “I took the much-needed break,” Morara is seen navigating what appears to be a ravine in the middle of nowhere.
Morara surprised his audience hours later with a brand-new exposé touching on the collapsed Naibor Shopping Center done by the Laikipia County Government.
Similar to all his previous tours, the site is completely deserted. Morara first drew the viewers’ attention to the toilets reserved for the shopping center.
The incomplete toilet building has collapsed and sunken into a gaping hole. “This is the toilet meant to serve shoppers, built by the County Government of Laikipia,” said Morara as he made his way to the Naibor kiosks.
All 20 units remain unoccupied, their doors coated in thick layers of dust. Inside, the floors are marred by large cracks, with cobwebs draping the unused shelves.
Visibly choking with dust, Morara shuts one of the kiosks before declaring Laikipia a crime scene.
Mr. Kebaso also made a brief visit to Nanyuki County Referral Hospital where he briefly interacted with supporters.
The popular activist took a few pictures before telling the excited crowd that he needed to get back to work. Locals urged him on, pledging their solidarity with him.
Morara also recently conducted impromptu visits to Bomet and Kericho counties where he exposed stalled projects.
He showed the incomplete residence of the Bomet Governor, noting that 78 million shillings had already been spent on the project.
Before the Bomet Governor’s residence, Morara was spotted struggling to control 2 cows grazing along the rugged runway of Kerenga airstrip in Kericho County.
The airstrip has no buildings, despite the government reportedly spending 60 million shillings on the project.
