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Citizen TV's Kambua forced to apologise to Jeff Kuria after Vuka Party drama

Susan Watiri

January 2, 2018 10:46 AM

She later pulled down the apology.

Citizen TV’s Kambua recently came under fire for grabbing a mic from her Inooro TV colleague Jeff Kuria.

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This was at the Vuka Mwaka Party at Afraha Stadium in Nakuru.

Netizens also accused Kambua of hogging the mic and not giving an equal chance to her co-hosts Jeff Kuria, Enid Moraa and David Oyuke.

Following the outrage on social media, Kambua took to Facebook to apologise before pulling down the post, further irking Kenyans.

“ Well, we are finally back in Nairobi. And yes, I have seen and read all (or most) of your comments. With all the stones being flung my way, I will in no way try to explain anything. So allow me to say this specifically to Jeff Kuria (my colleague at Inooro), and his fans as a whole. For all that may/may not have happened yesterday, I apologise. I'd hate to start this year with any bad blood. I value all of you, even the criticism (good and bad). Happy New Year. K.” Read the post which promptly came down, presumably from the heat the post elicited.