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Sassy UON Student Leader Zainab Deborah Embroiled in a Ray Of Affairs With Politicians Causing Chaos

University of Nairobi Student Association Vice President, Zainab Deborah, is embroiled in a scandal after it emerged that she is involved in multiple affairs with politicians and senior Government officials.

According to outspoken blogger Aoko Otieno, among the politicians and senior Government officials eyeing the pretty campus lady include Mumias East Member of Parliament, Peter Salaysa, and Head of Presidential Special Projects, Dennis Itumbi.

Deborah’s beauty has caused bad blood between Itumbi and Salaysa as each of them desperately tries to win her heart.

She has been accompanying Salaysa to his recent political rallies, allegedly sponsored by the State.

State House Chief of Staff Felix Koskei is also alleged to be romantically involved with Deborah despite their huge age gap.

Aoko, who has in the past been involved in escapades with powerful politicians, warned Deborah that they will misuse her and later dump her, the same way she was dumped by ODM bigwigs Junet Mohammed and John Mbadi.

Check out Aoko’s posts.


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