Gatundu South Member of Parliament (MP) Moses Kuria on Thursday kicked up a storm on social media after posting photos of himself alongside President Uhuru Kenyatta's daughter, Ngina Kenyatta.
The MP and the president's daughter had toured Kiambu County as ambassadors for the Moses Kuria Foundation and the Kenyatta Trust to pledge support for various women's groups.
Kuria's caption for the photo angered some of his followers who advised him to quit sharing his "good works" on social media and let the deeds speak for themselves.
The MP was outraged by the comment and dismissed the follower seemingly advising him to stay away from his post.
[caption caption="MP Moses Kuria with first daughter Ngina Kenyatta on April 12, 2018"]
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Kibaku Kibaku commented: "You don't need to tell us your deeds will speak on your behave so do job not publicity."
To which the MP clapped back: "You do not need to read my post. Your ignorance will sniff it for you," exciting other followers.
In his post, Moses Kuria outlined that they had ,managed to award 17 women's groups with cheques to fund their operations amnd initiated a new farming project to help his constituents.
"Today (Thursday) I presented cheques to 17 women groups, beneficiaries of the Gatundu South Uwezo Fund. The groups are members of the Inuka Women Self Help Initiative which was founded and has been nurtured by the Kenyatta Trust.
"To further support the groups, I pledged to partner with Inuka in rolling out the pilot for Maisha Kilimo Project in Kahuguini Primary School.
"Maisha Kilimo is a partnership between Moses Kuria Foundation, Gatundu South CDF, public schools and community groups whereby the community groups will use idle land in public schools for farming in dairy, poultry, chicken, greenhouse and other crops," the MP's post read.
Here are some more comments that were shared on the post.
