Former KTN investigative journalist Mohamed Ali during a meeting at Orange House. Photo: Mohamed Ali/ facebook.com
Former KTN investigative journalist Mohamed Ali, popular known as Moha Jicho Pevu has sent President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy William Ruto a stern warning.
Speaking during a youth meeting at Orange House, Moha said he is ready to lead Kenyan youth in what he termed as the third revolution to ensure that the two leaders do not retain power after the polls, adding that their days are numbered.
The journalist turned politician said he will not be held hostage by a section of leaders whose main mission is to loot public resources.
Ali also said youth from the opposition are not afraid of Jubilee’s alleged plot to rig the forthcoming general polls and cautioned the intelligence services and Inspector General of Police Joseph Boinnet against interfering with the elections in any way.
''The national intelligence service should keep off this election, inspector-general of police should keep off this election, the will of the people should be respected,” said Moha, as quoted by Tuko.
Moha, who has declared interest in the Nyali parliamentary seat, has been launching attack after attack against the current leaders for failing Kenyans.
The aspirant will be banking on the cordial relationship he enjoys with Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) leader Raila Odinga to clinch the seat.
The Nyali Parliamentary seat is currently held by Wiper’s Hezron Awiti who is seeking to unseat Governor Hassan Joho come August 8.