Nairobi Woman Representative aspirant Esther Passaris is on the spot after she put up a poster asking voters to donate funds towards her campaign.
According to the poster, her supporters stand a chance to win bicycles and motorcycles in draws that will be conducted on 19th July, 26th July and 2nd August 2017 if they donate Sh100 towards the campaign.
Though some did not mind her new strategy, a number were irked because the poster stated,"The more you donate the higher your chances of winning."
Donate 100/- towards my campaign and stand a chance to ride away with a fully loaded Buffalo Charger Bicycle or a Bajaj BM 150 Motorbike. pic.twitter.com/87C3c0RFXr
— Esther M Passaris (@EstherPassaris) July 10, 2017
The strategy drew various reactions and below we have sampled a few.
Uza hizo motorbikes upate pesa ya campaigns.
— Hon Kuria (@hos_utd) July 10, 2017
Esther, you are the "second wife" to a billionaire. Please stop burdening Kenyans and ask him to support you. Goodness gracious
— Teri (@Teri_mumbi) July 10, 2017
kwani Wanjigi didn't come through?..ama nyinyi mliekwa nje?
— KING KUNTA (@whizzfury) July 10, 2017
You don't have access to the Wanjigi billions yet? Ongea na party leader akusort
— AMan HasNoName (@pitahlx) July 11, 2017
I hear you Esther.Get the 100 Bob and so forth but stop the "more you send the more the chances of winning" that sounds betting
— Zachespy (@zachespy) July 10, 2017
She should ask people to own the campaign which to me its more a request & courtesy one.
— Ponda Mali (@maingiwaweru) July 10, 2017
Why and you have already won? you don't need to complicate campaigns by making them expensive..But YOU HAVE MY VOTE.
— Ponda Mali (@maingiwaweru) July 10, 2017
This gambling isn't a great idea. Just say you need a little help and I'll make it happen.
— Mr.Omoro (@MrOmoro) July 10, 2017
Passaris wacha kutugonga
— Jul (@Jul020965) July 10, 2017
Campaigns are expensive. I humble myself as I ask for your support.#DonateAndWin You can help derive and deliver your leaders by design.
— Esther M Passaris (@EstherPassaris) July 10, 2017
“You shall know them by their fruits.” What should we expect of a leader who entices with prizes? Bad idea.
— Huston Malande (@hustonmalande) July 11, 2017
