Miguna Miguna, a fiery attorney and barrister, has revealed the identities of people he believes are accountable for the Tuesday shoplifting in Nairobi and other major cities that took place during demonstrations led by young Kenyans, or Gen Zs.
Miguna claimed in a post on his X page on Wednesday that the people who set fire to and looted Mombasa and Nairobi's Central Business District (CBD) were employed by National Intelligence Service (NIS) Director General Noordin Haji, Nairobi County Governor Johnson Sakaja, MP Oscar Sudi of Kapsaret, President William Ruto's aide Farouk Kibet, and Speaker Moses Wetang'ula of the National Assembly.
"Mr. Kithure Kindiki, GOONS employed and funded by @WilliamsRuto, Johnson Sakaja, Oscar Sudi, Farouk Kibet, Moses Wetang'ula, and Noordin Haji, who work for the Kenya Kwanza REGIME, are responsible for the chaos, violence, looting, and DEATHS we have witnessed. We are not idiots. #RutoMustGoNow, said Miguna.
Miguna claims that goons in Nairobi who were allegedly working for Sakaja plundered and destroyed stores while assuming the identity of police officials. The stores in question were Quickmart Supermarket, which is located close to the bus station.