Narc-Kenya party leader Martha Karua found herself in a tight spot after she was questioned by one of her followers on twitter if former President Mwai Kibaki rigged the 2007 elections that led to the Post Election Violence.
Karua who was an active member of the Party of National Unity (PNU) during the 2007 elections, responded through a tweet with a blatant 'ask him yourself '.
Karua had sent out a message citing that those accused of crimes against humanity ought to answer to the charges, as it was clear that many Kenyans were killed and displaced from their homes during the 2007-2008 Post Elections Violence.
Here is the conversation:
It is an indisputable fact that over a thousand people were murdered, thousands displaced and others maimed/injured,let the accused answer !
— Martha Karua (@MarthaKarua) October 17, 2013
@MarthaKarua Kibaki aliiba kura ama hakuiba?
— Millz (@ItsMillz_) October 17, 2013
Si umuulize!“@Mkubaff: @MarthaKarua Kibaki aliiba kura ama hakuiba?”
— Martha Karua (@MarthaKarua) October 17, 2013
Meanwhile, Ms Karua remains on the spot after she was implicated by the Gatundu South legislator Moses Kuria of having had a hand in the procurement of ICC witnesses.
She has since taken legal action against Mr Kuria, for linking her to the procurement of false witnesses.
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