Something strange happened in Kirinyaga in 2017. Two women wanted the same seat. One was Ann Waiguru. The other was Martha Karua. Both were famous in Kenya. Both wanted to become governor.
But their campaigns looked like they were from two different worlds.
Waiguru's campaign was rich beyond belief. There were big trucks moving everywhere. Loud music played all day. Brand new t-shirts were shared like water. Posters covered every wall, every tree, every shop. Money seemed to flow without stopping.
Karua's campaign was the opposite. It looked tired and broke. There were few materials. There were few vehicles. There were fewer posters. A person walking in Kirinyaga could see the difference in one minute.
So a big question came up. Where did Waiguru get all that money?
Some people said she used her own money from her past jobs. That sounds simple. But people who understand Kenyan politics say no. That is not how politics works.
In Kenya, serious politicians rarely pay for their own campaigns. It is too expensive. It can make even a rich person go broke. The normal way is different. Rich and powerful interests pay for you. Then they wait for you to win and pay them back.
Who were those interests in Kirinyaga? Why did they choose Waiguru and not the more experienced politician, Karua? Why were they ready to pour millions into one side?
The answer is so sensitive that it could not be said openly on YouTube. That is what Chris reveals in this video. He says only members of his inner circle know the full name behind the cash.
If you want to know who really wanted Kirinyaga and why they were ready to spend that much, you must hear the part that was left out of the public story. Press play on the video on this page and listen very carefully to the warning he gives Kirinyaga voters at the end.
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