Former Nairobi governor aspirant Miguna Miguna has for the second time declared that he will be stepping back in the county on an unspecified date this April.
On Saturday, he said that he will be attempting to take the nation by storm, calling upon the 'brave and fearless' to sign up and join his mega entry.
He added that his return will mark the beginning of the revolution he has been calling for, including an overhaul of the national leadership and replacement with a better one.
"I'm arriving at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) on a date to be published in April, 2019.
All FEARLESS or BRAVE patriots interested in accompanying me on the journey should send emails to mm@migunamiguna.com. Mobilise and come to the JKIA. Let the revolution begin," he tweeted.
But this raises two major questions regarding the lawyer who was early last year banished from the nation over allegations that he was not a Kenyan and was illegally in the nation.
Will Miguna be allowed back into the country after his unceremonious re-deportation when he tried to re-access the nation in March last year?
Considering that he has been attacking the nation's leadership and his calls for a revolution which at times turns violent, will the Immigration Department allow him back?
Will he manage to shock the nation by turning his Twitter following into a reality and attract a crowd into welcoming him back?
And if he indeed cruises past the two checkpoints, will he realise his push for a revolution?
These are tough questions which only time can answer.
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