National Resistance Movement (NRM) self-declared general Miguna Miguna presently in Canada has given President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto conditions under which he will accept reconciliation.
Through social media, Dr. Miguna Miguna exclaimed that the two leaders must apologize and accept that they are responsible for the 'post election killings' and 'thievery of public resources' before seeking to reconcile with him.
"Forgiveness has 3 basic rules: The offender must unequivocally and unconditionally apologize, acknowledge their wrongdoing and seek forgiveness. Uhuru Kenyatta & William Ruto must apologize for killing Kenyans and stealing from them before anyone can speak to us about reconciliation," Miguna wrote on his Twitter handle.
This follows barely two weeks after the embattled opposition member was denied entry into Kenya by the government led by Interior CS Dr. Fred Matiang'i, Immigration PS Gordon Kihalangwa and Inspector General of Police Joseph Boinnet on the grounds that he was an undocumented person.
He has since promised to fly back into the country soon to go ahead with his revolutionary task despite exit by NASA leader Raila Odinga who early last month resolved to work with the government in positive development of the country both politically and economically.