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Miguna Miguna Reacts to Former US President Barack Obama's 'Hyped' Homecoming

Miguna Miguna Reacts to Former US President Barack Obama's 'Hyped' Homecoming

Deported lawyer Miguna Miguna has reacted to the manner in which former United States President Barack Obama is being welcomed to Kenya.

Taking to micro-blogging site, Twitter, the self-declared National Resistance Movement (NRM) general hit out at Kenyan politicians and media for according Obama a 'warm reception.'

The firebrand lawyer questioned why the politicians and the media have invested much time in welcoming Obama, a foreigner, while they supported his deportation, despite being a Kenyan by birth.

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"Welcome HOME, @BarackObama," obtuse Kenyan politicians and their compromised media shout. The same irrational noisemakers are yelling about "Homecoming for Obama" who was born in Hawaii and has no Kenyan citizenship or National Identity card, yet they claim I'm a foreigner," Miguna wrote on Twitter on Saturday.

Obama is set to land in Kenya on Sunday evening before heading to his ancestral village, Kogelo in Siaya county the following day, where he will launch projects undertaken by Sauti Kuu Foundation, which was founded by his Sister Auma.

He will hold talks with President Uhuru Kenyatta at the State House in Nairobi before flying to Siaya.
 

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  1. WASHINGTON OKECHJul 14, 2018

    Obama’s was the president of USA and you are nobody

  2. MimiJul 15, 2018

    Ignorance

  3. Onesmus OchuonyoJul 14, 2018

    Miguna when you make such comments you distance yourself even more from the Kenyan people

  4. NyaluoJul 14, 2018

    Miguna should remember he is also a Kenyan living in Canada.He should speak about Kenyans eating MIAU and importation of poisonous food.Omera tell Kenyans how muuaji Raila brings adulterated/contaminated maize,Thermometer(mercury),10 cent(copper) Sugar and Methernal changaa.

  5. Romeo23Jul 14, 2018

    Wau Migush that is when you know the power of POWER..generation to come will remember your for the slogan am not boarding where is my passport..i did not book this flight..the captain cannot fly..I will love to see again a caption like in Holywood Movie..Miguna tge Engima

  6. HonestlyJul 14, 2018

    Obama’s father was Kenyan, this Oba is a Kenyan. Read the constitution lawyer.

  7. mwangi kiratuJul 15, 2018

    Mr. Miguna, there is an old saying, better to keep your mouth shut and have people think you are a fool, rather than open it and remove all doubt.
    Your arrogance goes beyond human comprehension. Do you honestly believe you could in any way be compared to Obama? Please. Spare everybody else the trouble of commenting on your juvenile an asinine writings.
    Please. Grow up!!!

  8. Nunu mbichiJul 23, 2018

    Because you are irrelevant.

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