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Miguna’s family speaks after his second deportation
Miguna's family distressed
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The family is troubled and distressed following reports that Miguna was given a beating, drugged and forced onto a plane.
Miguna’s older brother Erick Ondiek Miguna stated that the family is living in fear. He went ahead to appeal to the international community to come in and help Miguna.
The self-proclaimed NRM general has been deported twice and treated unfairly by the state after he took part in the controversial swearing in of Raila Odinga as people’s president.
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Miguna was first deported to Canada after being locked up for days. After his return, he was denied access of the country and locked up in a toilet in Jomo Kenyatta International Airport before being deported again.
On 27 March 2018, the lawyer’s arm was left incapacitated after a failed botched attempt to have him deported to Dubai.
He was then drugged only to find himself on a flight to Dubai. A plan to have him flown to London failed after he complained he was feeling unwell and needed medication.
Ondiek revealed that Miguna is a family man and stated that they are being treated as though they are second-class citizens.
He said, ““We are devastated. We cannot sleep or eat. We are being treated like second-class citizens. We don’t know what will happen next. We are preparing ourselves for the worst,” said Mr Ondiek.
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