A lawyer representing self-styled NRM general Miguna Miguna has asked government to foot his air fare ticket upon his return to Kenya from Canada.
“They should also purchase and forward to him air ticket from Toronto Canada to Nairobi,” said lawyer Nelson Havi as quoted by the Star.
The lawyer in communication to the State on Miguna’s intended return date-March 26, noted that he should be granted safe re-entry as ordered by the High Court.
Havi also asked the State to issue Miguna with a Kenyan passport and deliver it to the Canadian embassy in Nairobi.
Havi in his letter copied to Interior CS Fred Matiang’i, Inspector General of Police Joseph Boinnet, DCI boss George Kinoti and the Kenya National Human Rights Commission asked the state to declare in writing Miguna will not be arrested.
“You must also confirm to us three days in writing that Miguna will not be detained and that he will be granted unrestricted access to Kenya,” noted Havi.
On February 26, the High Court through Judge Chacha Mwita ordered Immigration boss Gordon Kihalangwa to return Miguna’s passport and facilitate his return.
“Issue him with the travel documents and he should be allowed to Kenya on a day he chooses and to remain within the country until his petition is heard and determined,” ruled the Judge.