Controversial lawyer Miguna Miguna has vowed to continue fighting for justice and a merit-based society in Kenya.
The former Nairobi gubernatorial aspirant has been on the front line in criticising top leaders in the country, especially those whom he believes have been suppressing justice in the nation.
He now says that he will continue his quest for justice, noting that he is beyond gagging, threats and intimidations. He added that his fight against tyranny and impunity is also still on course.
Responding to a Twitter user who suggested that Miguna's enemies might someday catch up and tame him, the opposition activist noted that he has no enemies, adding that nothing will stop him.
"I'm beyond gagging. I'm beyond bribing. I'm beyond being intimidated or threatened. I'm fearless. I don't have enemies. I fight against the purveyors of impunity, con-manship and tyranny. I'll continue fighting for justice and a merit-based society forever. Keep trembling," he wrote on Saturday.
However, Miguna has in previous tweets accused some top Kenyan politicians of fighting him, hence his deportation to Canada and denial of entry back into the country.
He has also been attacking his former ally Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) leader Raila Odinga and President Uhuru Kenyatta, especially after their March 2018 truce.