Former Nairobi gubernatorial candidate and
the author of the popular book “unpeeling the mask” Miguna Miguna dismissed an
admirer on his twitter handle, who admitted that she loves his hands on 12 November.
Mr Miguna had invited millions of Kenyans
to the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport to welcome National Super Alliance
(NASA) coalition leader Raila Odinga, on Thursday 16 November, who had gone to
the United States.
“ANNOUNCEMENT: The NRM and Coalition NASA
invite millions of patriots to walk to the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport
and welcome the people's president RailaOdinga to Kenya from the USA on
Thursday 16 November 2017! Take over Nairobi on that day!” Miguna posted.
ANNOUNCEMENT: The #NRM and @CoalitionNASAKe invite millions of patriots to walk to the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and welcome THE PEOPLE'S PRESIDENT @RailaOdinga to Kenya from the USA on Thursday 16 November 2017! Take over Nairobi on that day! #DemocracyNotDictatorship— Dr. Miguna Miguna (@MigunaMiguna) November 12, 2017
One lady, only identified as Muna Ali,
commented as told Miguna that she loves his hands and that she would like to
shake them,
“Awwww will you be there too Migush!! I
love your hands ???? Maybe I'll get to shake them,” she said.
awwww ???????? will you be there too Migush!!???????? I love your hands ???? Maybe I'll get to shake them ????— Muna_Ali (@lelita_lelii) November 12, 2017
However Miguna dismissed her saying that
she should be reasonable and focused.
“How will you find me amidst one million
people; let's be reasonable and be focused!” Miguna posted.
How will you find me amidst one million people; let's be reasonable and be focused!
— Dr. Miguna Miguna (@MigunaMiguna) November 12, 2017
The lady later went ahead and said that
Miguna is only playing hard to get
“He's playing hard to get, He's not a
mountain, he can be moved,” she said.
He's playing hard to get ???????????? He's not a mountain, he can be moved ????
— Muna_Ali (@lelita_lelii) November 13, 2017
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