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Monday, October 12, 2026

“Let Me Regret” -Lulu Hassan Claps Back At Fans Warning Her Against Joining Politics

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Citizen TV news anchor Lulu Hassan has firmly dismissed online criticism regarding her reported political ambitions, offering a swift response to fans questioning her prospective career transition.

The veteran broadcaster drew widespread attention on social media after photos circulated showing her wearing a yellow United Democratic Alliance (UDA) branded cap. The images prompted mixed reactions from followers, with some expressing disapproval over her perceived alignment with the ruling party.

Addressing the speculation directly on social media, a follower warned the news anchor against entering the political arena, writing: “Wachana na politics uta regret” (Leave politics alone, you will regret it).

Lulu delivered a direct, four-word response: “Acha ni regret” (Let me regret).

The exchange comes amid growing reports linking the prime-time anchor to the Mvita Constituency parliamentary seat in Mombasa County. Ahead of a potential campaign, Lulu has increasingly adopted the moniker “Mama Mvita” during community engagements in the region.

Political observers suggest an association with President William Ruto’s party could provide structured support for a potential primary run in the coastal constituency, leveraging her nationwide media profile and regional roots.

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