Meru MCA shamed for being an absentee Dad.

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An online post said to be from the daughter of Mikinduri Ward Member of county assembly has enraged citizens on social media.

According to the post on the popular ‘Kilimani mums uncensored’ Facebook page , Mr Gabriel Chokera who is the MCA of the area has been a deadbeat dad,forcing her daughter to write the exposé.

The lengthy emotional post also accuses the MCA for cohabiting with a mistress who has forced his kids out of their house.

We were unable to get into contact with the said MCA by the time of going to print, but below are some screenshots from the post.ᐘ




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