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CS Aisha Jumwa says she is not a witch, demands apology from pastor.

By Harriet Mugo

Cabinet Secretary Aisha Jumwa is demansing for an apology from a pastor who reffered to her as a witch in video that has gone viral.

The Public Service Cabinet Secretary wants Reverend Tony Kiamah of River of God church to apologise to her within seven days lest she sues him for referrrring to her as a witch.

In a viral video the pastor is heard referring to the CS as a ”mrogi” in reference to a 2017 video in which the then legislator, Aisha Jumwa was boasting of knowing powerful witches.

Jumwa came across the video clip on his Facebook page where the pastor was heard calling her ”mrogi”.

Her lawyer, Danstan Omari says that the Man of God made very sensitive utterances on her client without any evidence to back up his claims.

The CS added that she holds a very sensitive docket and wants the pastor to retract his sentiments , publish a written apology within a week.

She also wants the pastor to confirm in writing within two days that he will apologize and retract his statements.

Jumwa says that she is a mother of two children who look up to her and that defaming her reputation before her children is unfair and uncalled for.

Jumwa’s defense team further accused the City preacher of disrespecting women and damaging her professional reputation.

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