Kabogo’s son gives Kenyans a detour of his father’s Ksh 20m armoured tanker (Video)

Former Kiambu Governor Hon William Kabogo is in the books as the only Kenyan with a tank. Kabogo has several other high end vehicles and bikes that he usually stuns Kenyans with once in a while but his tank wins every time he steps out with it.

His son, Alvin Kabogo recently took the multi-million military armoured tanker on the road and surprised Kiambu residents.

Get out of the way

The vehicle – Iveco LMV (Light Multirole Vehicle), is a 4WD tactical vehicle developed by Italian industrial vehicle manufacturer Iveco (Industrial Vehicles Corporation).

It is a military vehicle used by armies of Belgium, Italy, Norway, Russia, Spain etc. Unarmored version of this vehicle costs about Sh19.8 million, with the armored one going for Sh29.7 million,” read a publication by the blog.

Alvin posted the vehicle on social media and in the process threw shade on guys driving Toyota Vits.

“Guys, we are strapped. Straped and ready! We are going over your vitz.” he posted.

Watch the video below:

https://www.facebook.com/MpashoNews/videos/2240572819302886/?t=23

Governor William Kabogo’s son explains the middle finger he showed Kenyans after Kiambu voters chose Ferdinand Waititu over his father

Ferdinand Waititu aka Baba Yao terribly humiliated William Kabogo defeating him with over 280,000 votes in the recently concluded Jubilee primaries in Kiambu County.

Kabogo’s son, Alvin Kiarie Kabogo, was offended by his father’s defeat, he took out his anger and frustrations on the Kenyan voters.

Alvin was seen in a viral photo flashing the middle finger to Kenyans – the derogatory hand gesture is offensive in most cultures as it conveys a very crude message.

The offensive finger gesture attracted criticisms from all quarters, Kenyans expressed a very strong disapproval of Alvin’s uncouth behavior.

The rich kid however posted on Instagram hinting that his offensive gesture was taken out of context, apparent he meant to show it to haters or something.

“Haters will be haters and remain that way, on that note let me sip my coffee, have a blessed Sunday,” wrote Alvin Kabogo.