Just a day after Nairobi Gubernatorial aspirant Miguna Miguna warned Standard Media Group against tarnishing the image of his children, a publication associated with the same media house has revealed that his daughter, Atieno Miguna, has been posting her photos on sex websites.
The Nairobian, a weekly publication by The Standard, stated that Atieno who uses the name Tiana on the adult website had posted 6 photos where she described herself as 'every man’s ebony dream'.
“Hi I’m Tiana every man’s ebony dream. Do you want to play? Come join me for naughty sensual fun. Let me help you unwind and relax... text 416-473-**** pls no blocked numbers Tiana."
She is implicated further as records indicate that she used her Gmail address as her contact email which is the same email address she used to open her Facebook account in 2013 when she joined York University, the third largest Varsity in Canada, as a 17-year-old and to open her Pinterest account.
In some of the pictures, Atieno is unclothed and is seen licking her lips lusciously.
Sources indicate that she joined the adult website on October 29, 2016, and she is labeled as a professional based in Toronto, the capital of Ontario Province in Canada.
In another website, Backpage.ca, under Toronto adult entertainment section, Atieno writes that she is looking for some nasty fun and categorically states that she does not want black gents.
“Hey looking for some naughty nasty fun...looking for a playmate. No black gents please ...” she is quoted.
Her photos are also in three other adult websites and are a stark contrast to her social media page, Pinterest, where she only has photos of herself sewing clothes, and work out plans for her body.
Atieno was born to Miguna Miguna and his first wife, Tracey Wynter, a Canadian based Caribbean woman, though the two separated after three years.
Miguna swiftly responded to the allegations against his daughter on Friday morning in a series of tweets by saying he would take legal measures against all those who portrayed her in bad light.
1) I'm aware that the cartel media @StandardKenya, @KTNKenya and @NairobianToday have published highly defamatory material about me.
— Governor Miguna (@MigunaMiguna) May 26, 2017
3) The perpetrators of these highly defamatory statements shall be served with a Libel Notice and my intention to commence legal action.
— Governor Miguna (@MigunaMiguna) May 26, 2017
On Thursday, Miguna had posted a series of tweets warning the Standard Group against meddling with his family.
2) The @StandardKenya has just threatened to manufacture stories about one of my daughters. My children are a "No Go Zone!" This is evil.
— Governor Miguna (@MigunaMiguna) May 24, 2017
1) This is a warning to @StandardKenya: You have a vendetta against me. But don't try to harass my children with your ethical debasement.
— Governor Miguna (@MigunaMiguna) May 24, 2017
