If there is one person we can say without a doubt is fearless and undaunted, then KTN's Mohammed Ali perfectly fits the description. This is not debatable ladies and gentlemen.

Barely a day after releasing the second installation of his investigative piece on slain billionaire Jacob Juma, Ali came under fire from scores of Kenyans who felt that he was trying to open old wounds instead of letting them heal.

Among them was seasoned political analyst Mutahi Ngunyi who took to Twitter to make his stand on the debacle known.

In his tweet, Ngunyi called out the investigative journalist and labelled him a 'conspiracy pimp' who thrives on peddling lies.

This is what he tweeted:

Mohamed Ali is a CONSPIRACY PIMP. His THEORIES have no GROUND TRUTHS. Nothing but CRAP Journalism. Where is John Alan Namu?

— Mutahi Ngunyi (@MutahiNgunyi)

Shortly after, Ali who has now been given the title 'king of comebacks', took notice of the shade that had been thrown his way.

In a rejoinder, he told Ngunyi to calm down and wondered would happen if he started unravelling the National Youth Service (NYS) scandal in which Sh791 Million was reportedly stolen.

Tulia dogo. Wacha tension hatujaanza ya NYS. Mbona watamani kufa na kuzimia waogopa?

— Mohammed Ali (@MohaJichoPevu)

As usual, a section of Kenyans also had a thing or two to say or else it wouldn't be Twitter, would it?

rudisha pesa ya nys kwanza

— Jacob mulei (@jakobo2030)

usharudisha pesa? Moha has done much to Kenya than u will do in a 100 yrs

— tobias adem (@adem_tobias)

Mbuyu, instantaneous immediacy ilifika na ukalipa?

— Dan Aceda - Inua (@danaceda)

but he is no shameless pilferer of public funds,thieves should never b speak of integrity,forever mum!

— Mzalendo (@RalphSungu)

investigative journalism is real journalism. Mutahi Ngunyi should know that this is not brown envelope journalism ...likes

— machenge_barongo (@MachengeJ)