Self Proclaimed leader of National Resistant movement Dr.Miguna Miguna reacted to the deactivation of President Uhuru Kenyatta’s social media accounts.
According to Miguna Miguna while taking to his twitter account attributed to the deactivation compared the deactivation to president Kenyatta’s removal from power.
“Patriotic Kenyans have chased Uhuru Kenyatta out of @Twitter the same way we must chase him out of power together with his fellow looters, thieves, killers, torturers and all those #HandChieth collaborators cheering him on. Let’s ferment a revolution. Viva! #JubileeTumechoka”
Patriotic Kenyans have chased Uhuru Kenyatta out of @Twitter the same way we must chase him out of power together with his fellow looters, thieves, killers, torturers and all those #HandChieth collaborators cheering him on. Let’s ferment a revolution. Viva! #JubileeTumechoka pic.twitter.com/54CVEB2Xo8— Dr. Miguna Miguna (@MigunaMiguna) March 22, 2019
The vocal lawyer’s sentiment came as soon as Statehouse deactivated President’s twitter and face book account
The suspension was confirmed by Statehouse Chief of staff Nzioka Waita
who stated the move was made to allow for the necessary remedial measures.
This came after a tweet on the President’s Official Twitter handle got Kenyans talking after he vowed to fight all corrupt individuals regardless of their relationship with him or tribe which got Kenyans thinking he was referring to the second in command DP William Ruto.
DP Ruto has in the recent past received backlash over the ongoing war on graft with his allies claiming that the war on corruption has been target to DP Ruto to bar him from running for presidential seat come 2022 general election.
The DP’s name has been dragged in corruption deals including the recent one that has seen Ksh 21 billion missing that was meant for Arror and Kimwarer dam construction in Elgeyo Marakwet.
However he has come out dismissing claims that the money is lost terming it as a fat lie.
According to the DP the money in question is Ksh7 billion and the government can account for it.