National Resistance Movement (NRM-K) self-procliamed general Miguna Miguna and National Super Alliance (NASA) strategists David Ndii have told off Opposition leader Raila Odinga.
Speaking about Miguna's forceful removal from the country and the circumstances surrounding his citizenship, Ndii posted: "We are not just citizens of Kenya by birth, we are natives. Kenya found our forebears here. Miguna is a native and citizen. He has a birthright here, papers or no papers. He did not travel, he was kidnapped and exiled. He has no obligation to cooperate with his tormentors."
In his response, Miguna replied to Ndii's statement asserting that he (Ndii) has a valid point that Mr Odinga should be told about.
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Posting on his Twitter, the Canada-based barrister exclaimed: "Dr. @DavidNdii, this is a fine point you should drill into the mind of @RailaOdinga who is condoning egregious violations of my rights by @UKenyatta and his minions.
"Raila Odinga should demand that his "brother" obeys the 13 court orders directing him to RETURN MY VALID PASSPORT," Miguna added.
Last week, the ODM leader revealed that he had asked Miguna to come back to the country by following the right procedure.
Speaking during a London forum, Raila affirmed: "I am the one who brought Miguna into NASA, and Miguna was one of those who swore me in as the people's president. And I raised this issue with Uhuru Kenyatta myself.
"I said Miguna must be part of the package of this handshake, and I talked to Miguna myself and told him to come back," he revealed.
However, Odinga's claims have been opposed by Miguna who alleges that the Opposition leader only joined forces with the ruling party for his own benefits.
The harsh Jubilee critique was expected back to the country last week, however, he canceled his travel on claims that the Immigration Department had not ascertained his safe return.
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