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"Unajua yeye ni mtu wa social media na TV, so yeye ataomba huko kwa social media," he said. 

Narok Governor Patrick Ole Ntutu now says his senator Ledama ole Kina is not invited to President William Ruto’s Sunday Service this coming weekend.

The Governor who addressed the press in preparation for the President's maiden visit after the August 9, polls said they have not extended an invitation to the Senator.

He described Ledama as a man who duels on social and mainstream media adding that he will perhaps pray on the said platforms.

"Hakuna kitu tunamwambia, unajua yeye ni mtu wa TV hutatampata hapa kwa ground. Unajua yeye ni mtu wa social media na TV, so yeye ataomba huko kwa social media," he said.

Narok Governor Patrick Ole Ntutu. PHOTO | COURTESY

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The Governor appeared to turn the ceremony to a seemingly a party affair saying all Kenya Kwanza leaders, without mentioning Azimio, are invited to the service.

"Narok residents are invited to the service, President and his deputy will be in attendance and all Kenya Kwanza leaders are invited," he said.

Ole Ntutu was elected on a UDA ticket while Ledama is an ODM senator.

The two have been embroiled in a political tiff owing to their Stan e on many issues.

The Senator has been on the frontline castigating Ntutu on various issues of governance involving the county.