Video: MP Zaheer Jhanda Struggles To Hold Together Wads Of Cash Worth Over KSh 3m

• Kisii governor Simba Arati and South Mugirango MP Sylvanus Osoro attended MP Zaheer Jhanda's football tournament
• During the football tournament, Zaheer Jhanda handed wads of cash to the winners
• Some Kenyans who watched the video lamented about the broader implications of socioeconomic inequality in Kenya

Dennis Lubanga, a Kenyan journalist at TUKO.co.ke, brings more than 10 years of experience covering politics, news, and feature stories across digital and print media in Kenya.

Kisii - Nyaribari Chache MP Zaheer Jhanda had a difficult time holding together wads of KSh worth over KSh 3 million.

The incident happened on Tuesday, December 12, when the politician was awarding winners of a local super cup football tournament.

Kisii governor Simba Arati and South Mugirango MP Sylvanus Osoro attended the event.

"Unajua mheshimiwa Zaheer Jhanda ni mfupi lakini weka tu juu. (You know Zaheer Jhanda is short but just raise the cash)," Arati told the politician as he lifted the wads of cash.

Some Kenyans who watched the video lamented about the broader implications of socioeconomic inequality in Kenya.

How Kenyans reacted to Zaheer Jhanda's TikTok video

TUKO.co.ke sampled some of the comments below:

@l know the source said:

"None has done this other than Zaheer Jhanda."

@Maureen Maera commented:

"Weeeh lanes."

@kk2 opined:

"Anitumie 2k pekee ."

@Nicodemus said:

"Ukora pale Kisii county."

@sheka254 wrote:

"Jhanda my G ."

In a related story, TUKO.co.ke previously reported that a Kenyan man, @_kenyanprince paraded wads of cash online, claiming it was KSh 6 million.

What TikToker @_kenyanprince told KRA

@_kenyanprince claimed that the money he was flaunting was KSh 6 million.

He dared the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) to find him, as he could comfortably pay his taxes, and his source of getting the cash was legit.

"Hii si kipindi guys, this is money that has been wrapped with rubber bands. One to three, six million Kenyan shillings. This is what six million Kenyan shillings look like that is real si hadithi. It has been withdrawn by the forex bureau of investigations, and KRA, you can look for me so that I can pay you."

TUKO.co.ke established that his page is dedicated to parading his lavish lifestyle and the different cars he poses with online.

He has also claimed himself as Kenya's youngest sponsor.

Separately, a Kenyan forex trader Kafuri, has been showing off what fans term as a 'fake lifestyle' online after he was recently exposed.

The Truth Watchdog took it upon himself and did an investigative piece on the forex trader and a mansion he claimed to own.

Kafuri was exposed for his lies, and the owner of the mansion challenged him to provide receipts of the mansion's title deed.