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Mbote an environmental activist now spearheading BBI Mashinani

Mbote an environmental activist now spearheading BBI  Mashinani
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A former councillor in Murang'a has been placed in almost all ugly confrontations between warring Tanga Tanga and Kieleweke factions of Jubilee Party in the area.

Alex Mbote is known not to shy away from confronting in protecting President Uhuru Kenyatta administration from negative criticism by those affiliated to  Tanga Tanga faction of Jubilee Party.

The former Kangari civic leaders and who was once Vice Chairman  to the defunct County Council of Maragua  is claimed  for being in the centre of incidents where MPs supporting the Tanga Tanga faction in Murang'a has faced public ridicule.

“I have been against Deputy President William Ruto over his disobeying his boss, as he moved to the opposition instead of supporting Handshake spearheaded by Kenyatta and ODM Leader Raila Odinga,” said Mbote.

 In the attempted plot to bar Ruto from presiding a fundraiser at the African Pentecostal Independent Church of African (AIPCA), Kenol, Maragua he is mentioned to had been part.

 In the events, Mbote in January disrupted a press conference  where allies of Kandara MP Alice Wahome  met to deliberate on issues on the alleged failures by the government.

Months later in Gatumbi village, Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria found himself in the hot soup, after Mbote blocked him to address mourners during the burial of the late Kigumo MP Kihara Mwangi.

Two months ago, Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro suffered the same fate at Nyakahura grounds in Kangema, where Mbote blocked him from addressing the mourners.

This was during the burial of four road accident victims.

Mbote rose to controversies when he was in his earlier political life after organized demonstrations in Gatare forest block in the Aberdares that exposed cartels exploiting the natural resource.

 The conservation move earned him  to be appointed an honorary warden by Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS)

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