Editor's Review

Recently, reports emerged that Sabina Chege was about to join Kenya Kwanza Alliance, claims she denied.

Murang'a Woman Representative Sabina Chege has denied reports indicating that she was approached by the Tangatanga camp to join them.

This is after a parody account in her name alleged that the MP was called 13 times, received 7 new messages, 11 please call me and unsuccessfully called 4 times by people allied to Tangatanga who were hunting for her.

The parody account went on to make unprintable remarks claiming it was a message from Sabina directed at those who tried to reach out to her.

In a message on Facebook on Saturday, the Woman MP flagged the message and the account as fake and warned her followers from buying into such narratives.

{Murang'a Woman MP Sabina Chege. Image: Courtesy}

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"It's come to my attention about my so many FAKE accounts on Social Media, I'm in the process of having my LEGIT accounts verified which is taking a bit too long. Let's report all these fake accounts!!" She said.

Recently, reports were rife that Sabina was bound to join the Kenya Kwanza Alliance.

The reports emerged after the MP went mum on political activities in the country despite being one of the staunch supporters of the Azimio coalition.

She however cleared the air and said she won't be joining the Kenya Kwanza Alliance even as she declared her allegiance to the ruling Jubilee party.