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VIDEO: Wajackoyah Buys Sh12M Car After Losing Election

Roots Party leader George Wajackoyah appears to have bought an expensive Mercedes Benz just days after losing the presidential race.

Wajackoyah finished third in the presidential race in the just concluded August 9 General Elections in Kenya.

The Roots Party leader managed 61,969 votes representing 0.44 per cent of the total votes cast for presidential candidates.

William Ruto has won the race to be the fifth president of Kenya, according to results announced by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC).

Ruto received 7,176,141 (50.49 per cent) of the votes, narrowly beating his rival, Raila Odinga, who managed 6,942,930 votes (48.85 per cent).

David Waihiga finished fourth with 31,987 (0.23 per cent).

Wajackoyah ‘buys’ expensive ride

Roots party leader appears to have gifted himself an expensive German machine just days after losing to Ruto in the presidential race.

Wajackoyah took to social media on August 19, 2022, to show off a sleek brand new Mercedes Benz E Class AMG E63 S.

The German machine is retailing at Ksh12,423,600 according to a local car selling site.


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