The self declared General of the outlawed National Resistance Movement of Kenya (NRM-K) Miguna Miguna has once again launched a scathing attack on opposition leader Raila Odinga.
Miguna now claims Raila did not try to offer any help when the firebrand lawyer was being deported for the second time from the country at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA).
The ODM leader over the weekend said it was him who had asked Miguna to return to the country after demanding that the deported lawyer comeback must part of the handshake with President Uhuru Kenyatta.
Raila, speaking in London, said he was personally at the JKIA to receive Miguna but accused his former advisor of refusing to corporate with immigiration officials, and thus, thwarting his return.
"When I went to the airport, I found his lawyers somewhere inside, that is Orengo, Khaminwa and the other lawyer Havi. I asked them what was happenning. Blah blah blah, then I grabbed Miguna's hand, came out with him. But as we went they (immigiration officials) closed the door. Then they came and told me 'mzee sisi tuko na instructions kutoka juu, hatuna shida na bwana Miguna, tunataka tu atupatie sisi passport tupige stamp aende. (Sir, we are following instructions from our seniors. We have no problem with Mr Miguna. All what is are asking from him is just his passport for stamping and then let him go)," he narrated.
But in an audio he released on Sunday, Miguna dismissed the remarks, claiming Raila came to the airport on March 26 being extremely drunk and unable to save the situation.
"He talks as if he was detained with me (yet) he came to JKIA drunk as a skunk. He could not even speak. He was incoherent. He could not even stand on his two feet," he asserted.
Miguna has vowed to fight for return to Kenya to take 'despots' head on.