"The Devil" and President William Ruto. Ronoh dismissed the lawyer's remarks as childish and questioned his legal reasoning in a strongly worded response posted on X.
In his reaction, Ronoh wrote: "No wonder this childish lawyer has never won a single case in court; his reasoning is upside down."
The statement came after Njiru asked his followers who they would vote for if they were forced to choose between the two options.
Njiru's post did not provide any political analysis or policy discussion. Instead, it presented a provocative scenario that many social media users interpreted differently.
While some treated it as satire or political criticism, others argued that the comparison was offensive and unnecessarily inflammatory.
The post generated mixed reactions, reflecting the highly polarized nature of Kenya's political conversations.
Ronoh's response added fuel to the debate by shifting attention from the hypothetical question to Njiru's legal career.
His remarks criticized both the lawyer's reasoning and courtroom record, making the exchange more personal than political.
The online disagreement has since sparked fresh discussions about the tone of public debate and the use of provocative language by influential figures on social media.
The exchange highlights how political conversations on social media can quickly become heated and personal, especially as the country moves closer to the 2027 General Election.
While both posts express personal opinions rather than verified facts, they have drawn significant public attention and demonstrate how online platforms continue to shape political discourse in Kenya.
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