According to recent sources, interior cabinet secretary Fred Matiang'i, Kihara Kariuki, Kennedy Ogeto, and principal secretary Karanja Kibicho have begun preparations for Miguna's return flight after five years in Canada.
Miguna claims that the four have retained the services of two Toronto-area law firms to defend them in a lawsuit that he previously brought against them. In his tweet, Miguna questioned whose approval and money the four had received to hire Canadian law firms. The four offenders should employ attorneys with their own money, he continued, and if the government helps them, he will hold Ruto's government accountable for helping lawbreakers.
"In the lawsuit I filed, Fred Okengo Matiang'i, @Karanjakibicho, Kihara Kariuki, and Kennedy Ogeto engaged two Toronto-based law firms with the aid of millions of taxpayer dollars to represent them. This UNUSUAL use of public funds was approved by who? DESPISES GoK TORTURE? "he said
https://twitter.com/MigunaMiguna/status/1580172409046327297?t=okc4jKwDF8_DgwR65gI2uA&s=19
"To pay attorneys, they ought to utilize the money they stole. Kenyans shouldn't pay their court costs unless President @WilliamsRuto's administration wants to publicly declare that it supports torture, forced disappearances, forced exile, and constitutional subversion." Asserted Miguna.
When Miguna tried to travel back from Canada, he suffered losses that he wanted the four guys to make up for. He asserts that they had red alerts issued to prevent his return as part of a scheme with Uhuru Kenyatta. Also on his list of demands is restitution for the suffering he endured while in exile.
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