Former Mungiki leader Maina Njenga, according to an outspoken Azimio Member of Parliament, has reawakened the Kikuyu community’s voice.
Caleb Amisi, a Saboti Member of Parliament, stated on Thursday that the community is grappling with the course of its political history.
“Maina Njenga has just awoken a voiceless community struggling to reshape the course of their political history,” Amisi explained.
According to Amisi, President William Ruto is already losing the Kikuyu nation as well as the hustlers.
On Thursday, as Njenga arrived at the Directorate of Criminal Investigations headquarters on Kiambu Road, a big gathering of his fans waited outside.
Police clashed with Njenga supporters who had gathered at the DCI offices chanting ‘Chairman’ in want to see their leader.
The audience chanted, “Tunataka Chairman akuje!”
The police, however, used tear gas to disperse them as they approached the DCI gate.
Njenga had reported to DCI headquarters on Wednesday after receiving instructions from DCI in Nakuru.
The former Mungiki commander was detained after claiming to have two firearms and 90 rolls of bhang.
