Uasin Gishu County Woman Representative Gladys Shollei weekend outfit that has caused a sur online questioning his fashion style. Photo: Propesa TV X.
Uasin Gishu Woman Representative received a lot of backlash from Kenyans, following her dressing over the weekend, which many felt was out of question from such a high profile leader.
A captured addressing resident in Uasin Gishu, Shollei was wearing a cream-like boots and jacket, with a navy blue trouser, purple blouse, and a red scarf around her neck.
My dress, my choice irritating Kenyans online who analyzed and faulted Shollei’s weekend look, some arguing that money can never buy class while others calling on fashion police to arrest her.
Here are some of the reactions from Kenyans online;
“Money can never buy class,” Nyambura Ndung’u commented.
“Resembles a female head of bandits,” Rebel wrote.
“She should be arrested by the fusion cop, how can you be wealthy and in power but still dress like a goon?” Asweetoo added.
“For a minute I thought it is Wajackoya young sibling,” Ngugi Dann wrote.
“She looks like a Vietnamese soldier giving morale to her fellow soldiers,” Vikimu Vikimu.
“My women representative state of mind must be far way from stable bwana cheyaman,” Kemboi Rotich said.
“She must have been from her farm direct to the function,” Cheserek Jonah commented.
“Did you expect anything less? Well, she’s neck deep in the system ya majambazi,” Peter Ogana further commented.
“Yawa Boss Shollei, a wakili can’t dress like a bandit,” Jerome Ogola wrote.
“Who dresses like that? Ni kama walifukuza Gachagua akawacha hadi nguo, I feel sorry for Riggy G, imagine madharau adi wanavaa nguo aliacha, this should stop!!!” Oloo questioned.
“Lakini pia mimi nimeanza kujilaumu, kwani we elected Mathare culprits. Check ward nine member.. hapana we need to reset back to factory setting… can’t be led by mad people,” Iphan wrote.
“What kind of dressing is that making her look like a village magician. Sadly someone may have sold her for several tens of thousands,” I Am He commented.
Shollei and her counterpart from Nairobi Esther Passaris have been on public scrutiny over their recent remarks, and any opportunity by Kenyans to call them out is never missed, taking side with the Kenya Kwanza government, and shunning to call their atrocities out.
