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Miguna Miguna Mulls Suing Those Responsible for His Deportation

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Miguna Miguna Mulls Suing Those Responsible for His Deportation

Lawyer Miguna Miguna has hinted at suing those responsible for his deportation to Canada, insisting there can never be reconciliation and peace without justice.

Speaking at the ACK Church in Ahero, Kisumu where he attended a thanksgiving mass on Friday, Miguna said his rights were grossly violated when he was arrested and illegally deported to a foreign country.

“We will seek and get justice because without justice there can never be reconciliation and there can never be peace. Peace must be based on justice; peace and reconciliation cannot be based on falsehoods, on lies on propaganda, on political hatchet jobs which is what we have had for the last five years. It is not a privilege for me to come home it is my right,” said Miguna.

Miguna returned to the country on October 20th after President Ruto’s administration issued him a new Kenyan passport and lifted the red alerts imposed against him by the Jubilee government.

The Kenyan-Canadian attorney was deported to Canada in February 2018 following his arrest for administering the swearing-in of ODM leader Raila Odinga as ‘people’s president’.

Immigration authorities claimed he was a Canadian national, arguing that he never re-applied for his Kenyan citizenship after the promulgation of the 2010 Constitution which provides for dual citizenship.

In 2018, a Nairobi court ruled that Miguna is a Kenyan citizen and that his birthright cannot be changed. High Court judge Chacha Mwita awarded Miguna Sh7 million for what the court found to be a violation of his human rights.

“…The government’s deduction to cancel Miguna Miguna’s passport and declaring him prohibited immigrant is unconstitutional and is hereby declared null and void,” read the ruling.

The judge further held that Miguna did not lose his Kenyan citizenship upon acquiring a Canadian passport.

 “Miguna Miguna was entitled to due process… declaring Miguna Miguna a prohibited immigrant cannot stand since he is a Kenyan citizen,” the judge added.

10 COMMENTS

  1. Them criminals can’t be…
    Them criminals can’t be spared! In fact, they should be prosecuted to fullest extent of the law!

  2. Miguna must make sure that…
    Miguna must make sure that majambazi Mating’i,Karanja,Mutyambai,Kinoti etc are jailed for six months each for disobeying court orders.It is unfortunate that he cannot sue Uhuru for offenses while in off as he was protected by law.But he can sue him if he comments on the case now.

  3. Speaking in a church n u…
    Speaking in a church n u cannot forgive those u claim did u wrong, have no idea why u r even news material

    • Forgives and putting up a…
      Forgives and putting up a fight for justice are two different things!

      Holding this responsible accountable is mandatory so that the same can never be repeated!

    • Seems like your mentality is…
      Seems like your mentality is a little bit backwards! There is a difference between forgiveness and accountability!

  4. This fool should have been…
    This fool should have been left to rot in Canada. He should confess that he got back his passport thru the back door. You sound and behave so sanctimonious.
    I believe you know the truth. But Trump lives even in black fools like you.

  5. Brother Miguna Miguna:
    Now…

    Brother Miguna Miguna:
    Now that you are back home with your New Kenyan Passport by just sending your photograph as requested by the Kenyan authorities, please demand the same treatment to be extended across the board to thousands of Kenyans who are not as lucky as you are and have been waiting for their papers to processed for years.

  6. Nrother Miguna Miguna:
    Now…

    Nrother Miguna Miguna:

    Now that you are settled in Kenya with your new Kenyan passport that you obtained by just sending a copy of your photograph as requested by the Kenyan authorities, please demand that the same opportunity be extended to the thousands of Kenya in diaspora who are still waiting for their papers to be processed and have been waiting for a response from the Kenyan government for years.

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