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‘Mobilise' - Miguna's 'Viva' Response to Journalist Goes Viral

[ad_1] A Kenyan journalist got more than he bargained for when he sought an audio message from embattled lawyer Miguna Miguna on Tuesday. A viral screenshot of the conversation shows the unidentified scribe asking the self-declared general to record a message via WhatsApp, which would be relayed on radio stations. But

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‘Mobilise' - Miguna's 'Viva' Response to Journalist Goes Viral

[ad_1] A Kenyan journalist got more than he bargained for when he sought an audio message from embattled lawyer Miguna Miguna on Tuesday. A viral screenshot of the conversation shows the unidentified scribe asking the self-declared general to record a message via WhatsApp, which would be relayed on radio stations. But Miguna, in his usual cocky demeanor, retorted to the journalist: "Mobilise! Stop sending messages. Organise! Thanks." When the journalist identified him/herself as working for Royal Media Services, Miguna was even more blunt: "Be disciplined! Mobilise. Stop sending messages. Organise. Thanks. Viva." Viva is an expression or cheer that means "long live!" The self-declared general of the National Resistance Movement (NRM) was removed...

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