Nairobi, Kenya - Just weeks after its grand opening, Member of Parliament Oscar Sudi has shut down his upscale club, Timba XO, due to vandalism and looting by anti-Finance Bill protesters. The incident resulted in significant losses, forcing the club to lay off over 200 employees, including scores of female workers from neighboring Uganda.

Located along the Eldoret-Nakuru highway, Timba XO had been a popular spot since its opening in May, with several MPs attending the launch ceremony. However, the recent violence has led to its abrupt closure, leaving many wondering about the future of the business.

The closure of Timba XO has sparked concerns about the economic impact on the region and the fate of the employees who have lost their jobs. The incident has also raised questions about the safety and security of businesses in the area.

MP Oscar Sudi has yet to comment on the closure, but sources close to him indicate that he is exploring options to revive the business in the future. For now, the once-thriving club remains shut, leaving many to ponder the consequences of the vandalism and looting.