Deported self-proclaimed NRM General Miguna Miguna has vowed to ensure President Uhuru Kenyatta's regime crumbles before 2022 polls.
After five days of detention, Miguna was deported by Kenyan government on grounds that he had renounced his citizenship.
"We started investigations and found he was not a Kenyan citizen. My officers arrested him and threw him out of the country," said Godfrey Kihalangwa.
The government has since launched a fierce manhunt on politicians who are believed to have pushed for Raila Odinga's inauguration as people's president.
But in a defiant video message, Miguna insists that NRM will continue with its activities across the country despite government ban.
"This is the NRM Kenya General speaking from Toronto. This is a message to all our members demonstrating against the two despots," he said.
Miguna added: "We shall continue with the struggle against the two despots. We must win and surrender is not an option. We don't have a reverse gear."
With his citizenship now raising issues, Miguna says, he shall challenge the unlawful confiscation of his passports through courts.