Senator Khalwale Mourns Shamba Boy Killed by Bull at His Residence

Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale has opened up on how his 47-year worker was killed by a bull which the lawmaker makes use of in bull combating competitions.

Talking throughout an interview with Vuuka FM, Khalwale acknowledged that the worker who had been herding the bull for 5 years earlier than the unlucky incident was pierced to dying on the senator’s house in Malinya, Kakamega County.

Explaining the incident, the senator acknowledged that Kizito Moi Amukune, who has been working in his homestead for twenty-four years got here house seemingly drunk.

“He got here again after taking busaa which smells like molasses. The bull rushed in direction of him, attracted by the odor,” the senator acknowledged.

In response to Khalwale, Kizito may have probably hit the bull in shock because it rushed in direction of him prompting the animal, used to combating, to reply in self defence.

“He might need hit the animal in shock, making the bull react in defence because it often does,” Khalwale added.

On approaching the person, he bought shocked, ending up with a horn piercing by his neck.

“There’s a horn that bought him within the neck. That’s what most likely killed him,” the senator acknowledged.

The bull named Inasio has therefore been slaughtered in accordance with cultural traditions having led to the dying of Khalwale’s employee.

“In line with our tradition, I’ve right this moment speared bull Inasio to dying,” Khalwale acknowledged in a publish on his social media that was accompanied by a video of him talking his final phrases to the bull.

Bullfighting is a cultural sport widespread in Western Kenya particularly Kakamega county the place individuals breed bulls for the aim of combating competitions.

Senator Bonny Khalwale, sometimes called the Bull-Fighter iskeen on the tradition of bullfighting which he promotes by providing cash within the competitions and even retains his personal bulls that participate in these cultural competitions.

Circumstances of individuals getting injured and even killed by bulls in Kakamega have been reported previously particularly throughout bullfighting classes.