Miguna ‘Punches’ Ann Kiguta Over Ruto’s Presidency

Lawyer Miguna Miguna on Sunday night held an exclusive interview with Ann Kiguta that was aired live on K24.

The bold Ann Kiguta was on the ring ready to handle a difficult Miguna Miguna.

Amid the interview, Kiguta possed a question to Miguna concerning economist David Ndii who did not take the question kindly, hence punching her with one of his vocabularies.

“If you wanted to ask a question about David Ndii, you could have invited him to the interview and not me,” said Miguna.

Before the interview started, an audience had cautioned Kiguta to handle Miguna Miguna with care.

The anchor showed positivity, adding that she was ready to engage him in a good manner.

Thank you. For the sake of Kenya I’m willing to go through it all. But I have no reason to believe @MigunaMiguna will not engage me in good faith. And I will extend the same to him and indeed all my guests who give me the honor of speaking to them. #Punchline 🥊🥊🥊 https://t.co/mAZtvws3GE

— Anne Kiguta (@AnneKiguta) January 26, 2020

In the context, Kiguta asked him whether he supported Ndii’s sentiment that it was better to support Deputy President William Ruto than Raila Odinga.

“I can speak for myself. We need to transform Kenyans. We need to clean up the entire system and Ruto is part of that system,” Miguna said.

Miguna Miguna: I can speak for myself. We need to transform Kenyans. We need to clean up the entire system and Ruto is part of that system. These are less than 500 people against 50 million.#Punchline#MigunaMiguna pic.twitter.com/jLBtpfEcfv

— K24 TV (@K24Tv) January 26, 2020

The vocal Miguna went ahead to say that David Ndii should get out of his comfort zone and join the rest of Kenyans in fighting dynasties.

General Miguna went ahead to fault the electoral system in Kenya.

According to Miguna, the current Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission is not in a position to conduct a referendum that is highlighted in the BBI Report.

Miguna Miguna: The IEBC has not been transformed and any kind of referendum we are going to have cannot be credible and legitimate.#Punchline#MigunaMiguna@MigunaMiguna @AnneKiguta pic.twitter.com/EVM7mJgN9r

— K24 TV (@K24Tv) January 26, 2020