All is set for the Kirinyaga Governor Ann Waiguru to marry her fiance, lawyer Kamotho Waiganjo.
The much-hyped traditional wedding well known as ngurario is to be hosted at the Kiamugumo Primary school following a private dowry ceremony which was held in February.
However, the days ahead of the governor’s big day have not been easy.
The controversial Governor’s marriage has sparked various reactions with several quarters asking whether she still remains eligible to be Kirinyaga governor.
Waiguru went on to send a warning to politicians planning to politicize her marriage to Lawyer Waiganjo who hails from Muranga county.
The Governor has cautioned against politicising her marriage to Waiganjo who hails from Murang'a county. https://t.co/1VkIxcQyjf
— Oliver Mathenge (@OliverMathenge) July 12, 2019
Waiguru earlier hinted that some people have already started interfering in her personal and private life with politics.
While congratulating the couple for the big move, the controversial Aiboi MP William Chepkut has written;
“I hear today Kirinyaga is wedding Muranga as Kiambu draws water and wash plates at the ceremony. Congratulations Mumbi and Kamotho”.
https://twitter.com/Chepkut_William/status/1149947715926843392
Waiguru’s wedding is expected to be attended by a big number of guests, including politicians.
“We have received financial support from family and friends and we thank them for that,” said Mr Waiganjo.
“We have invited between 2,000 and 3,000 people including our friends in leadership positions and the residents of the two counties of Murang’a and Kirinyaga. We cannot say at this point who will come or not, but those who will come will be welcomed,” he said.
According to the lawyer, those without the invitation cards will not be sent away, but will have difficulties getting a seat.
All set for Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru's wedding to city lawyer Kamotho Waiganjo at Kiamugumo Pri. School in Gichugu Constituency. #WaiguruWedsWaiganjo pic.twitter.com/KrvgNx19Gr
— K24 TV (@K24Tv) July 13, 2019