Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga Monday's stopover at Burma Market in Nairobi has not augured well with deported lawyer Miguna Miguna.
In a tweet, Miguna reminded Raila that the people of Burma do not need greetings but justice and compensation.
The activist said that 18 young men died at the market when they gathered to welcome Raila from the US as he sought to ascend to power but their families are yet to get justice.
He also asked the opposition not to celebrate his new status when millions of his followers are living in desperation.
Miguna insists that the handshake between President Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga has not assisted NASA as well as Jubilee followers in any way.
He asked Raila to rethink about the sacrifices his people made to ensure he rises to power despite being unsuccessful.
“To @RailaOdinga and @orengo_james: It was at the Burma Market area that Uhuru Kenyatta who has turned both of you into dirty floor-mats murdered 18 young men during Raila's homecoming from the USA on Nov. 18, 2017. Their families need JUSTICE and COMPENSATION; not "greetings," he tweeted.
Miguna has been faulting Raila since he was deported to Canada after participating in opposition’s mock swearing-in on January 30, 2018.