Miguna Miguna reveals the amount Uhuru paid Raila for peace deal
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He also said that their golden handshake was a personal monetary agreement between the two leaders.
“Finally, 's deal with is a personal and private MONETARY AGREEMENT and ARRANGEMENT between two people. paid Kshs. 50 billion to betray thousands of innocent Kenyans who have died and been maimed at 's countless demonstrations. Enough is Enough!” he said.
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Miguna Miguna added that NRM would not force anyone to join them, but will continue their fight for electoral and social justice.
“The and other patriots are marching on with the struggle for electoral justice, social justice and in defence of democracy, the constitution and the rule of law! We are not forcing anyone to join us. Viva!” said Miguna.
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