Video: Wajackoyah's Supporters Openly Carries Bhang Plant to One of His Rallies in Vihiga
By EMambanews (self media writer) | 1 month ago
Kenyans have sharply reacted after photos and video clip of Wajackoyah's supporters openly carried bhang plant to one of his rallies in Vihiga county emerged.
However according to the video Wajackoyah quickly got up and waved the flag to the fans on the other side of the vehicle. Despite being clearly ignored, the wayward fan continued flashing the plant in a bid to catch his attention.
Therefore the development came as the radical president candidate continued to push for the legalization of marijuana if elected president in the August 9 election.
Despite pushing for free use of the drug, Wajackoyah openly declared that he has never consumed marijuana in any form- a principle he promised to deviate from once he shorn into office if he win the August 9 election.
He further revealed that he was a teetotaler revealed that he does not consume alcohol, and that he neither consumes meat or fish- a culture he attributed to his Hare Krishna religious background, in which he is a chief priests.
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