A ruling made by the Court on Friday has been the talk of every Kenyan. However, you need to be careful of what you say about it unless you what to get yourself in problems with Miguna Miguna. Yes, he is a Kenyan, and the Court ruled and made it clear that his rights were violated since he is still in Canada. Did you know that talking anything that contradicts Justice Chacha Mwita’s ruling will mke Miguna Miguna badly expose you? This is the case that Kenya’s digital media strategist Pauline Njoroge has found herself in.
On Friday 14 December just after Justice Mwita’s ruling, Ms Njoroge made a post on twitter saying that the judge needed to make another ruling to make a decision on which airline will accept fly Miguna back to the country.
“Next, I want to see which airline will agree to carry Miguna to Nairobi. Chacha Mwita may have to issue a court order, this time meant for airlines,” her post read.
Next, I want to see which airline will agree to carry Miguna to Nairobi. Chacha Mwita may have to issue a court order, this time meant for airlines
— Pauline Njoroge, HSC (@paulinenjoroge) December 14, 2018
The post seems to have reached Miguna Miguna very late. The vibrant lawyer who must have seen the post on Sunday morning made his reply, deconstructing the lady.
In his response, Miguna argued that the lady Pauline Njoroge doesn’t even know the meaning of an airline! He argued that Ms Njoroge is nothing but a Jubilee Party slay queen. Really?
As if you know the meaning of airline, Ms. @JubileePartyK slay queen!
— Dr. Miguna Miguna (@MigunaMiguna) December 16, 2018
Miguna Miguna is known for his hurting responses, thus one need to be careful when handling him on social media. He has recently launched attacks against President Uhuru Kenyatta and ODM Party leader Raila Odinga following their political merging which felt like a betrayal to him.