On Tuesday, the angry and unafraid protesters did not spare the MP’s chicken coop as hundreds of chickens were burnt during the broad daylight attack.
When theNation team arrived at the home, the smell of roasted chicken hung in the air and one would think it was a chicken kitchen.
Molo MP Kuria Kimani is counting losses running into millions of shillings after his property was torched by anti-Finance Bill protesters in Molo.
Mr Kimani is also the chairman of the Finance and National Planning Committee, which is at the centre of the consideration of the controversial tax plan that President William Ruto was forced to withdraw after a youth-led protest rocked at least 35 of the 47 counties.
