It is wrong for an old man to steal from his son-Musician Jaguar tells Maina Kamanda

Musician Charles Njagua also known as Jaguar has broken his silence after he was allegedly rigged out during the Starehe constituency Jubilee party primaries. The 'Kigeugeu' hit maker had reportedly managed to floor billionaire and business magnate Maina Kamanda who is the incumbent with congratulatory messages pouring in. A box of votes was reportedly brought into the tallying centre which gave Kamanda a surprise, last minute win.

This resulted into chaos with Jaguar storming the Jubilee party headquarters in Pangani, Nairobi where President Uhuru Kenyatta was making a televised address. Jaguar has now broken his silence after the results were cancelled pending directions from the Jubilee party Appeals Tribunal. The musician condemned the MP for 'stealing' his victory saying that was an unbecoming behaviour by an 'old man' like Kamanda.

"We had won..we did not know a mzee (old man) could steal votes from his son..he had pledged that he will support me only for him to steal my victory," Jaguar said on Friday April 28 at the Jubilee headquarters. He had arrived at the party offices with his supporters awaiting the Appeals Tribunal decision. Jaguar said he had won in all polling stations except two and that the total tally from his agents showed he had 9,819 votes against Kamanda's 6,000.

" I did not understand how or where he got 12,000 votes..we want the certificate, we will not go home until we get it," the musician added. He vowed that Kamanda would never be MP for Starehe come August 8 general elections.