President Uhuru Kenyatta on Wednesday, November 27, couldn't contain himself after Senate Majority Leader, Kipchumba Murkomen was booed at Bomas of Kenya.
Speaking during the launch of the BBI report, Murkomen found himself facing the wrath of the delegates present after he claimed the speakers chosen to address the audience were skewed.
He went on to claim that leaders allied to ODM leader Raila Odinga were openly favoured and given first priority to speak.
Once the boos started echoing across the hall, Uhuru was captured on camera in a fit of laughter as the senator was heckled.
However, the senator soon took to Twitter where he reiterated his earlier point, making it clear that in order for reconciliation, it was important that each and everyone's voice was heard.
“We shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free, John 8:32," he posted on social media.
Hundreds of netizens flocked his account to commend him for his valiant attempt to air his opinion in the face of overwhelming adversity.
"True my Senator Murkomen, I like your braveness, you took the bull by its horns, they wanted to reduce the BBI launch to be an ODM rally to lecture people how they want," Langat Benson posted.
Uhuru's reaction to the entire saga has since gone viral, with Deputy President William Ruto's seemingly angry expression, leading speculations regarding the state of his relationship with the president.
