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Stanley Mutisya, known for his resemblance to Jalang’o, has declared his intention to run for a parliamentary seat. He expressed confidence in his candidacy. He pledged to be a man of the people.
He emphasized his commitment to helping others without greed. Stanley also mentioned his plans to engage in activities akin to Jalang’o’s.
These activities include advertising and creating online content for income generation.
Stanley’s decision to enter politics comes after he accused Jalang’o of not fulfilling a promise to support him. He claimed that the MP only provided him with a small amount of money and then ignored him.
In response, Jalang’o expressed surprise at Stanley’s expectations, stating that looking like him does not automatically make Stanley his responsibility.
The situation has sparked a public exchange between the two individuals.
The unfolding drama between Stanley Mutisya and Jalang’o sheds light on the complexities of their relationship. It also highlights the dynamics of celebrity look-alikes entering the political arena.
Stanley’s aspirations, coupled with his resemblance to a well-known figure like Jalang’o, have generated public interest. They have raised questions about the responsibilities and expectations linked to such similarities.
Stephen Musungu
