Bold man who challenged CS Wandanyi says he’s been admonished via phone calls: “I didn't sleep"

• Kennedy Kaunda went viral after openly challenging CS Opiyo Wandayi and CS Chirchir during a live fuel talks press briefing
• The matatu sector official insisted that no agreement had been reached and maintained that the strike was still on, opposing the CSs’ remarks
• Kaunda revealed that he was scared and did not sleep well that night, explaining the calls he received afterwards

Kennedy Kaunda, a matatu sector official, caught the public’s attention after a viral confrontation during a live press briefing with Energy CS Opiyo Wandayi and Transport CS Davis Chirchir.

Kaunda, who has since been dubbed the “with all due respect” man, caused drama during the briefing after insisting that matatu sector representatives had not reached any agreement with the CSs, contrary to what CS Wandayi had stated.

He boldly maintained that no deal had been made and that the strike would continue until their demands were addressed.

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Videos from the press briefing quickly gained traction on social media, with many Kenyans praising his fearlessness and honesty.

Man who challenged CS Wandayi says he is scared

Speaking after going viral, Kaunda noted that he is a law-abiding citizen who respects the rule of law.

He said he did not expect his remarks to spread widely online and explained that he was only representing his people for a good cause.

However, the outspoken official revealed that he did not sleep after receiving numerous phone calls claiming that some institutions had branded him an embarrassment.

“I didn’t sleep. Some institutions are calling my members to tell them that I am a disgrace and that I caused embarrassment. I want to tell them that we are here for one cause. What we are fighting for is not just a matatu issue; it is a Kenyan issue because all of us are affected,” he stated.

Kaunda further admitted that he was scared, but said he had no intention of hiding from anyone.

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“Of course, I am scared, but I have to face reality. Kenya is my country and I love it,” he added.

Source: NGBREAKINGNEWS