Opposition strategist Miguna Miguna now says that his quest for the ouster of the Jubilee government still stands despite opposition chief Raila Odinga's reconciliation with President Uhuru Kenyatta.
In a tweet Saturday, only a day after Odinga and Kenyatta met and decided to bury their political differences, Miguna who has been in the front line in advocating for the removal of the Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy William Ruto from power maintained that his push remains intact.
Only a few weeks to his heavily hyped return to the country, after his unceremonious deportation in February, Miguna called upon Kenyans to join him as he seeks to save the nation from the despotic Jubilee rule.
''SUBSCRIBE! The Mother of all revolutionary battles is still on.Let us remove the despots from power from March 26th, 2018. Viva!,'' he wrote.
The vocal barrister is part of the opposition team that has been pushing for the ascent of Raila Odinga to Presidency, maintaining that he is the rightful President of the nation, a position currently occupied by Kenyatta after securing a victory in both the August 8 and October 26 contests.
The self-declared National Resistance Movement (NRM) General is of the opinion that Kenyatta tampered with both polls to retain himself at the helm of the government and went ahead to organize and oversee Odinga's coronation as the People's President in Uhuru Park.