Miguna Miguna urges opposition supporters to stone NASA leaders

janet ndila

January 7, 2018 8:23 AM

Fallout in NASA OVER Raila’s swearing in

Self-declared National Resistance Movement (NRM) general Dr. Miguna Miguna has called on opposition followers to stone a section of opposition leaders.

Through his Twitter account, Miguna authorized “NRM soldiers” to attack the team should they call a press conference to come up with another committee or swearing in date for Raila Odinga.

In particular, the NRM general singled out Oduor Ongwen, Noah Akala and David Ndii who have been at the forefront in the opposition’s plans to swear in Raila Odinga.

The controversial swearing in of the opposition chief has seen several committees formed with the event postponed to an unknown date.

His comment came after a long wait that has seen many opposition supporters disappointed and losing hope on the event that was first scheduled for 12 December 2017.

In December last year, a contingent of more than 30 security officers blocked Miguna Miguna from attending a People’s Assembly meeting in what he called an attempt “to prevent me (Miguna Miguna) from swearing in Raila Odinga as The People’s President”.

He has also been consistent in calling for an urgent revolutionary program to remove President Uhuru Kenyatta from power.

In the period leading to the October repeat polls that the opposition boycotted, Miguna urged people to fight back in the wake of claims of police brutality by the opposition.