Popular Public Service Vehicle (PSV) Sacco Super Metro has dismissed reports that its buses were ferrying goons to disrupt a political rally in Kirinyaga County.

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In a statement issued on Monday, August 24, the popular bus company, mainly plying the Nairobi route, clarified that its buses spotted in Kirinyaga on Sunday had nothing to do with ferrying goons.

According to Super Metro, the buses were carrying High School students who were heading for a hike at Kathandeni Forest in Gichugu Constituency.

This clarification followed an earlier clarification by the African Inland Church in Ziwani, Nairobi, which dismissed earlier reports that the buses were ferrying goons.

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"The AIC Church Ziwani Nairobi has clarified that the buses spotted in Kirinyaga were carrying secondary school boys and girls who were heading for a hike at Kathandeni Forest in Gichugu Constituency," the statement read.

"The youths had no connection to political activities amid earlier claims that the buses were carrying people brought in to cause havoc at Rigathi Gachagua's meetings," it added.

📰 Source: Kenyans.co.ke