Should Miguna Miguna return to the country immediately?
It was a lucky Friday for Miguna Miguna as the High Court awarded the lawyer Sh7 million as compensation for the violation of his rights during his deportation to Canada. In the ruling on Friday, Judge Enoch Chacha Mwita said Mr Miguna’s deportation was unlawful and in violation of the Constitution.
The judge also stated that the cancellation of Miguna Miguna’s passport was unconstitutional. The judge declared this decision null and noted that if the lawyer had to be sent away, the process should have been carried out in line with the Fair Administrative Act.
Justice Chacha Mwita has restated what I've maintained throughout: That the despots violated my fundamental rights, freedom and dignity and that I'm a Kenyan and never lost my citizenship. Thanks Dr. Khaminwa, @waikwawanyoike, @kamandamucheke, @NelsonHavi and other lawyers.
— Dr. Miguna Miguna (@MigunaMiguna) December 14, 2018
The judgement was largely celebrated by many Kenyans online as Kenyans explained their position on the matter some asked him to make arrangements and return to Kenya immediately.
Sasa wacha kimbelembele and come back home, handshake inakungoja
— miguna miguna junior (@murcuspinto) December 14, 2018
please confirm your arrival General
— obagalito?? (@Obagalito254) December 14, 2018
It’s contradicting how they call an American born @BarackObama a Kenyan, yet a Kenyan born @MigunaMiguna they Call him #Canadian @FredMatiangi #Immigrationke
— moofaya (@moofaya) December 14, 2018
Finally its here, you deserve it. Congratulations & I look forward to celebrating your homecoming and leading the revolution from the homefront???
— Jabura ?? (@rariedabull) December 14, 2018
So anytime now we will be having our NRMKe General who is also Kenya’s official opposition leader giving his long awaited statement
VIVA NRMKe…??????
— ROBERT MANDELLA (@robert_mandella) December 14, 2018
VIVA! Thank you so much Dr. Khaminwa, @waikwawanyoike, @kamandamucheke, @NelsonHavi, other lawyers, and other people who stood in solidarity with Janyando. The struggle continues.
— juma stephen (@jumasteve) December 14, 2018
