Why Juliani is a Better Fit for Lillian Ng’ang’a as Opposed to Alfred Mutua

According to Ng’ang’a, who also sent a heartfelt message to the governor, it was out of a mutual agreement that they end the marriage.

Why Juliani is a Better Fit for Lillian Ng’ang’a as Opposed to Alfred Mutua
Lillian Ng'ang'a and her ex Alfred Mutua during his 51st birthday. Source: Pulse.

Machakos Governor, Alfred Mutua, took a big hit after separating from his second wife Lillian Ng’ang’a. Mutua’s first wife was Josephine Thitu with whom he had three kids. The governor came out this month to send a heartwarming message to miss Ng’ang’a saying that they will “always be friends” and they will continue to meet and “share ideas”.

The gossip table here at Mania News sees all this as bollocks. The governor took an ‘L’ as some of us ‘woke’ writers would say. He flopped in his marriage, and even as we may not have all the details, we feel that he could have done better.

A Rebel and a Damsel in Distress

In comes Juliani, a musician, and activist, who may just have enough ‘sauce’ to inspire love from the beautiful woman that is Lillian Ng’ang’a. One thing with artists is that they have a way with words and a childlike perspective of the world. An artist is a dreamer and ‘artsiness’ comes with optimism and that may just be the kind of energy Lillian is looking for if any. With that said, Juliani may just be the new bae. The two were seen recently cozying up at an event. It seems that Juliani spared no punches or time and swept in to rescue the damsel in distress.

A Not-So-Mutual "Mutual" Agreement

According to Ng’ang’a, who also sent a heartfelt message to the governor, it was out of a mutual agreement that they end the marriage. She even went as far as to give up the title of ‘The First Lady of Machakos’ in what seems to us like a scathing rejection of the governor. Did the governor become so full of himself that he denied himself a long-life partnership with this accomplished lady? It would be no surprise. Kenya is a country where politicians become god-like figures who are literally worshipped. As much as it hurts to say, sometimes this can get into your head. It has happened before and politicians in this country have become victims of their own success out of a feeling of being ‘the man’.