The incident reportedly left the political hopeful visibly unsettled, drawing attention from both attendees and local media.
The event, held at a prominent Kisii church, was meant to be a celebratory gathering with prayers, speeches, and community interactions.
President Ruto’s presence had attracted political figures, religious leaders, and ordinary citizens alike. However, Cosmo Choy’s experience during the function reportedly took a different turn.
Sources at the scene indicate that a series of disruptions, including heated exchanges and logistical confusion, contributed to the discomfort he faced.
Eyewitnesses noted that Choy tried to maintain composure, but the situation made it difficult for him to engage as planned.
While specific details of the “bad things” remain under review, the incident has sparked discussions about political conduct and security protocols at high-profile events, particularly those involving sitting presidents.
Political analysts suggest that such experiences, while challenging, are not uncommon in Kenya’s dynamic political environment, especially for emerging leaders seeking visibility in competitive constituencies.
Choy’s supporters, meanwhile, have expressed concern over the incident, calling for a clear explanation and assurances of safety during future engagements.
Despite the tense moments, the event proceeded with President Ruto delivering his scheduled address, emphasizing national unity, economic growth, and community development.
Choy later addressed the media, urging calm and reiterating his commitment to serving the people of Embakasi East.
The Kisii episode is likely to influence how aspiring politicians approach public events, particularly when high-profile national figures are involved.
As Kenya’s political scene continues to intensify ahead of the general elections, maintaining composure and navigating unexpected challenges remain key tests for emerging leaders like Cosmo Choy.
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