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Nominated senator Karen Nyamu is at it again. This time, Nyamu went live on her TikTok account to give Kenyans sex tips.
In a 28-second video that is now a sensation on the social media platform, Nyamu engaged her fans and responded to questions regarding how to get full enjoyment in the sack. What is more intriguing is that it is Senator Nyamu who was coming up with the naughty ideas, which she enquired from male fans if they had ever tried them.
At one point, one of the fans asked the Senator to 'filter' her words as there may be young people watching and could be influenced by her.
"That must be a pastor. He should wait until Sunday," a male co-host in the video dismissed the fan with Nyamu also ignoring the concern. What followed from her was an even more shocking statement that appeared to have caught her by surprise. But there was no way for her to take back the words.
"By the way, has someone ever done a blow job to you at this spot? Have you?" Nyamu said as she seductively demonstrated.
It was at this point that Nyamu realised that she may have gone to far with her naughtiness.
"Uuuiii! We have become too naughty. We have become too naughty," Nyamu said as she laughed.
Her male co-host who appeared equally surprised asked the Senator if she was drinking, a question she responded to in the negative.
Other fans went ahead to express their views on Senator Nyamu's conduct.
"I see nothing wrong with the video. Wacheni machungu (Stop being bitter with her)," said one of the fans.
"It is okey to talk this way but not from a leader," said another fan.
"Some will criticise her as if they are virgins. Tulieni (Relax). Karen is at the top," a fan countered.
A section of the fans were however disturbed by the Senator's statement and called her out for what they termed as embarrassing the youth and the government she serves.
"Huyu huwa anaaibisha (This one embarrasses) the whole government. President Ruto do something," another fan said.
Some of the fans went ahead to tag her husband, the Mugithi musician Samidoh, his first wife Edday and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua in the comment section.
"What more can Samidoh ask for?" a fan said.
"Is this why someone left the first wife for her?" another said.
"Someone tag Gachagua. This is a no," another user wrote.
This is not the first time Senator Nyamu has sparked public debate with many supporting her and others disapproving of her conduct.
Samidoh's first wife Edday, who has always disapproved of her presence in their marriage, recently travelled to the United States with her children.
Last December, Nyamu caused a stir when she fought over Samidoh with Edday as they attended a gig he was performing in Dubai.
The incident caused a lot of controversy to the extent that she was summoned by the UDA disciplinary committee to face misconduct charges over the incident which was captured on video before going viral.
"In the said incident which is well captured on video that has been widely circulated in both mainstream and social media, your conduct and mannerism as exhibited in that incident have brought shame, disrepute and lowered the dignity of the party which nominated you to the office of Senator," the committee chaired by Charles Njenga told her in a letter.
However, even after she appeared, there has been no word on the sanctions imposed on her.
In February, Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua rebuked them for embarrassing the country by engaging in an altercation, especially in a foreign land.
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