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Boni Khalwale fires back at woman after being attacked for his profile picture

Monrose Murugi by Monrose Murugi
14th June 2020
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Boni Khalwale fires back at woman after being attacked for his profile picture
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On Sunday, former Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale changed his profile picture on twitter and shared it with his followers.

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However, one social media user pointed out how the politician always keeps changing his pictures occasionally.

“You change your profile picture more times than you wash utensils in Sugoi Omwami,” said Sherlyne Anyango.

The former Kakamega senator did not take kindly to this and fired back with his own comeback.

Attacking the woman who had skimpy clothes in her pictures, he pointed out how she was always changing her nude pictures as well.

“Not as many times as you change your nudes,” he fired the comeback.

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This is not the first time Boni Khalwale has been on the limelight for his profile picture.

A few months ago after Khalwale changed his profile picture, Kenyans on Twitter were quick to point out how it resembled an ‘obituary’ picture.

Some netizens said the picture looked like those on newspapers in the obituary section and resembled those ‘promotion to glory’ pictures.

Despite the criticism, Khalwale did not change it and instead ignored the concerns of Kenyans.

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