OPPOSITION LEADERS UNDER SIEGE; MVITA MP FACES SAME FATE AS JOHO

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WHAT ARE JUBILEE INTENTIONS; MVITA MP’S SECURITY REMOVED

By Armstrong K. Abala

Mvita Mp       AbdulSwamad                                 PHOTO; Courtesy


Barely Eight hours after the withdrawal of Hon. Johos security details has it emerged that that Mvita Mp AbdulSwamad security has been withdrawn

I am inclined to write this after talking about Joho’s intimidation because, it seems that the Jubilee administration has taken upon itself to ensure that all the coast leaders and mostly those allied to the opposition do not live a comfortable life

The mvita Mp wrote on his official page wrote “This morning my only bodyguard has been withdrawn. I wish to remind them I’ve never owned a gun so I’m surprised to be asked to return the same. This is nothing but sheer intimidation by the government after the Malindi by election. No amount of suppression shall allow us to shy away from saying the truth. Corruption that has grown roots in this government shall be fought whether by us or anyone else. The truth never gets hidden by chest thumping.’

The jubilee government cannot purport to use this man called Marwa to intimidate people elected by the electorate, Marwa is a simple appointee who reports to the PS but these people report to the electorate.

Very soon the jubilee government will even try to bar the leaders from talking, or even using social media, or even place them under house arrest.

Where is the Jubilee administration taking us to, or is it is now copying their friend in Uganda who has greatly thrived in intimidating the opposition and having it under house arrest all the time

Kenya is a free nation and the fast the Jubilee government realizes this then the better for them, Kenyans are not fools and we will never be fools, instead of the cracking the whip on their corrupt individuals and sycophants, they direct their energy into intimidating elected leaders


It would be better if the security detail of the leaders is reinstated, we don’t know the intentions, even if they are changed, are they going to be trustworthy to ensure the leaders are safe or they going to replace them with their own goons and sympathizers who could be dangerous to the leaders.

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