Elections are around the corner and politicians are here again doing everything they can to win a seat in the upcoming August elections.
Such is the thing a UDA aspirant has done by gifting women innerwears and continues to ask them to vote for him. The politician has definetly left many talking as others laugh their tongues out.
One of the many things an aspirant can do to persuade his supporters to vote him is by giving incentives or rather small gifts in bid to appeal for votes.
The man who is seeking to be elected as a Member of County Assembly for Butali/Chegulo ward in Kakamega has decided to surprise many by his unique way of campaigning.
According to Tuko news the man named Gerald Joseph has decided to be giving underwear to women and men as his incentives for votes.
Sources say that Gerald choose this unique way inorder to remain relevant amongst the very rich politicians who are ditching lots of money.
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