Controversial Lawyer Miguna Miguna has fired shots at Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over his links with President Uhuru Kenyatta.
This follows Trudeau ’s pledge of 50 million dollars to be channelled towards the Education Cannot Wait program in honour of departed South African President Nelson Mandela.
In a tweet on Sunday, Miguna welcomed the charitable demonstration by Trudeau but urged him to live according to the same by avoiding tyrants like Uhuru whom he accused of leading with impunity.
He also accused the President of brutalizing his subjects and dishonouring court orders, claims he has always made following his banishment from the country earlier in the year.
‘’That's a good donation and a tribute to Nelson Mandela, @JustinTrudeau. Now, live by example and stop coddling tyrants like @UKenyatta who have brutalized, murdered, tortured and maimed unarmed, innocent civilians and continue to disobey numerous valid court orders. @CBCAlerts,’’ Miguna tweeted.
Miguna’s concerns are apparently emanating from Trudeau’s meeting with Uhuru during the G7 summit that was held in Quebec City in Canada, in June this year.
Uhuru promised to host his Canadian counterpart to Kenya later in the year.
Miguna has remained Uhuru’s chief critic at a time when he seems to be enjoying a decline in detractors following his truce with opposition leaders Raila Odinga and Kalonzo Musyoka.