Nyali Member of Parliament Mohamed Ali is bringing back his popular investigative feature Jicho Pevu.
On Monday, the Nyali lawmaker announced that Jicho Pevu will be coming back with a new story dubbed "Dunia Gunia''.
The trailer of the investigative piece which Mr Ali posted showed bodies being moved in what looked like an enactment of the story he will be telling.
Meanwhile, activist Boniface Mwangi revealed how Ali contacted him for a meeting and they discussed the upcoming feature which he failed to disclose its contents.
"So what does Moha want? Legal and public support to expose the rot. This documentary he will be releasing in the coming days, he said, will be the beginning of many more to come. He said that without public support, the corrupt will eat him alive," Boniface stated.
"I promised him my support if the documentary is legit and called a few organizations who can provide legal support. We shall also watch the documentary this coming week and if it’s legit, as he claimed, provide the legal support to ensure that it airs," he added.
Mwangi also explained what happened during the MP's visit to Russia for the FIFA World Cup stating that Ali claimed he went on the trip because the Speaker gave him a letter to do so and only watched two games.
"I found that excuse very lame, but he added that he spent a good part of his time meeting Kenyans living there and, in the process, learned about their suffering and the fact that our Embassy in Russia is run by Russians," the activist stated.
"Mohamed Ali depressed me. We don’t have a Parliament, but an auction house. Moha wants to talk. He has done his first Jicho Pevu exposé since he was elected; it’s called Dunia Gunia. l watched the trailer. Our media doesn’t want to screen it, though," he added.
Mwangi claimed that the Nyali MP narrated to him about the stories of bribery in Parliament and how some journalists got bribed to write certain stories.
Coming Soon- Jicho Pevu
DUNIA GUNIA#DuniaGunia pic.twitter.com/llu5bfy1Aa
