Millicent Omanga then shared the photos on her social media stating that Kwamboka had been sorted.
"Bevalyne Kwamboka is now sorted. Umbrella, cash and stock to boost her hustle. Come shine or rain, she will not have to close her business. Now let's go eat those chips."
Kwamboka responded to the claims by shaming Omanga for lying to the public.
"For clarification, Millicent Omanga only bought potatoes worth Ksh350, came out of the vehicle with 5 umbrellas, took photos, returned them and gave out one and two aprons. Cash was not included and she only bought potatoes worth Ksh350. The big sacks you all saw in the photo are mine and I bought them with my own money when I started my day."
Kenyans on Twitter called out the politician for misusing the youths for her own gains.
Well, speaking to Massawe Japanni, she said the whole issue was politically misinterpreted.
"She asked for an umbrella. When my team took the umbrella to her they also bought potatoes for her to boost her business stock. I was not around with them," she said.
Omanga added that she wanted to help her but after the trend, she stepped down.
"I wanted to look for her but it was politically misinterpreted. I started seeing other people giving me other things and I stopped. My team did give her exactly whats she asked for."
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