You're Making a Mistake: Abduba Dida Warns Ruto Against Arresting Matiangi & Warns what Might Happen

Today was yet another dramatic day in the capital city of Nairobi after Former cabinet Secretary Dr Fred Matiangi stormed the DCI headquarters following a summon by detective Michael Sang. The former CS is being investigated over what the DCI called cyber crime and misuse of the internet by publishing false information.

Dr Matiangi arrived at the early hours where he was accompanied by several politicians and lawyers. The lawyers were however denied entry into the premises which resulted to a scuffle between them and the security officers who were manning the premises.

Despite that Matiangi and a few individuals like Hon Eugene Wamalwa, lawyers Otiende Omollo SC, Cliff Ombeta SC and Kisii County senator among other were allowed to accompany Dr Matiangi into the interrogation.

Following this unfoldings surrounding the Matiangi saga, former presidential aspirant Mwalimu Abduba Dida has send a warning to William Ruto that he might be thinking that he's punishing Matiangi but might end up making him more strong and powerful.

According to the scholar, this drama mighty make Matiangi the first minority president. Mwalimu Dida compared to what had happened to the likes of Nelson Mandela and Jomo Kenyatta where the two founding fathers were imprisoned only to come out strong and finally headed their respective countries.

"CS Matiang'i SHALL BE the first minority president. What you are witnessing is a Mandela or Kenyatta moment. The two late presidents went to prison for completely different things, came out bigger and are part of Africa's history. I'm happy that Ruto is making these mistakes." Mwalimu Abduba Dida warned.

Elsewhere and in relation to the Matiangi drama, Azimio leader Raila Odinga who had gone to the DCI headquarters was barred from accessing the DCI headquarters after a senior police officer manning the entrance said that he has orders barring Raila and anyone else from the premises. This angered Raila who threatened to order his supporters who were already pilled at the gate to forcefully gain access to the premise.

Raila questioned why he was not being allowed in and that was a public office and what law was the officer applying by denying him entry. It took the efforts of the likes of Senator Edwin Sifuna to calm down Raila Odinga as they worked on the way forward.