We Can't Trust You, Go Well - Ngilu's PA Tells Super Model

Miss Kicotec with Kiema Kilonzo

Immediately Miss Nzisa Matulu, the famed Kicotec ambassador started throwing barbs at mbee nzei cartels in social media, we all knew something was amiss. The tall, slender lady who is the reigning Miss Superstar Kenya claimed that Ngilu and her cartel government had failed to honour their monetary promises, leaving her languishing in want and confusion.


After trying unsuccessfully to access Ngilu, Nzisa decided to pour her frustrations online, even saying she had opted to work for mbee nzei for free after realizing the juakali government cannot keep its promises.


"They promised me so much but have not fulfilled anything" she lamented in a WhatsApp group. 


As soon as she stopped typing, none other than Ngilu's PA one Dorcas Wandia launched a vicious attack on the emaciated girl, dismissing her as a mannerless grasshopper who is fond of hopping from office to office exchanging niceties with men.


"Wapi Msimamo yako, grasshopper, jumping kwa kila ofisi. Discipline ni muhimu..." Wandia ranted. Soon after, a crafty communication cartel at the makeshift government wrote a bile statement and gave it to the Voo girl to post in social media. However the ploy was immediately uncovered as the handwriting was traced to its owner.


But Miss Nzisa had other cards hidden under her little frame. Before the aging Wandia could say 'another tot of whisky' Miss Nzisa was spotted  drooling all over former Mutitu MP Kiema Kilonzo. In Kiema's company, Nzisa giggled endlessly like a nun who has found love.

She made sure photos taken with the former MP were splashed in forums where Ngilu and her cartels led by Wandia could easily see them. 

Miss Nzisa with Kiema Kilonzo (R) and unidentified political broker after the beauty Queen fell out with mbee nzei govt over unpaid dues. Kiema promised to compensate her tenfold as long as she decamps 

And Wandia wasted no time in calling her bluff. "I wish Miss Superstar the best in life. It is sad to see her associating with wrong and funny characters..show me your associates and I will analyse you from head to toe" Dorcas ranted, clearly washing off her hands from the model. 


Nzisa's close associates have told our desk that she has no love remaining for mbee nzei and has decided to serve them a cold revenge by associating with their political enemy.

"She is calculative, she knows how to inflict maximum pain to the cartel government. I doubt they will touch her again, even with a 100 metre stick" said a mbee nzei employee who describes himself as opposition within. 


Will Miss Kicotec stay the course? Stay tuned.




Comments

  1. Unknown15 June 2021 at 18:16

    Jesus kept company of the social rejects but His mission was different. It is not the company but the motives that matter. Even in law it's the motive behind the action that matter.

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