“Uhuru Kenyatta Is An Incompetent Drunkard And Drug Addict” — Miguna Miguna Says
NRM Kenya General and former Nairobi Gubernatorial aspirant Dr. Miguna Miguna has this evening sent out fiery tweets in regards to Uhuru Kenyatta's performance over his two terms.
According to Miguna, there is no single meaningful project that Uhuru Kenyatta has implemented in the last 7 years, with all of his attempt
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NRM Kenya General and former Nairobi Gubernatorial aspirant Dr. Miguna Miguna has this evening sent out fiery tweets in regards to Uhuru Kenyatta's performance over his two terms.
According to Miguna, there is no single meaningful project that Uhuru Kenyatta has implemented in the last 7 years, with all of his attempts failing miserably.
An unapologetic Miguna therefore concluded that Mr Kenyatta was nothing but an incompetent drunkard and drug addict.
In a response to those that have been asking Miguna to be nice and kind to Uhuru so as to secure a flight back home, Miguna said that they “either lack basic common sense or have decomposed brains”.
He insisted that Mr Kenyatta neither owns Kenya nor the rights of the citizens and that like...
NRM Kenya General and former Nairobi Gubernatorial aspirant Dr. Miguna Miguna has this evening sent out fiery tweets in regards to Uhuru Kenyatta's performance over his two terms.
According to Miguna, there is no single meaningful project that Uhuru Kenyatta has implemented in the last 7 years, with all of his attempts failing miserably.
An unapologetic Miguna therefore concluded that Mr Kenyatta was nothing but an incompetent drunkard and drug addict.
In a response to those that have been asking Miguna to be nice and kind to Uhuru so as to secure a flight back home, Miguna said that they “either lack basic common sense or have decomposed brains”.
He insisted that Mr Kenyatta neither owns Kenya nor the rights of the citizens and that like every normal citizen, he must obey the constitution.
Miguna finished off by telling Kenyans that they should not expect God to descend from heaven to deliver basic services to the people and that the only way that can be achieved is if Kenyans fearlessly fight for their freedom.
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