SIYOI Vs NAKHUMICHA 🤜🤛

During the Allan Chesang super cup finals on Sunday Lillian Siyoi slapped her FK party counterpart Susan Nakuhumicha and no one is talking about it. 
When Nakuhumicha was given a chance to speak she attacked Siyoi who was quietly following the event from a mid seat on the dias. An attack was meted out against Nakuhumicha immediately she finished addressing football fans who were not interested in her disquisition. 

Nakuhumicha claimed that Siyoi participated largely in the renovation and construction of Kitale Stadium a ghost tender which was awarded to her by the sitting Governor Khaemba(it is alleged, author not responsible for explanation). In what was seen as a friendly fire turned out to be chaotic and it forced visitors from Uasin Gishu and Marakwet to intervene since Siyoi was baying for Nakuhumicha's blood.

Fresh details have revealed that Siyoi and Chesang are not comfortable with the FK/UDA marriage since Chris Wamalwa and co. have been frustrating them to the hilt in what our insiders have termed as a marriage in its dead bed.
The exit of ANC party wing Transnzoia chapter in Kenya Kwanza marriage has also raised more questions than answers and the big question remains - whom will Chesang and Siyoi support for the Gubernatorial race since Chris Wamalwa has his own Senator and Women Rep, all being FK candidates despite the presence of UDA affiliated candidates contesting for the forementioned position.

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