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Miguna should take his forced exile "positively"
Lawyer Miguna Miguna (in blue shirt) at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport upon arrival from Canada on October 20, 2022. Miguna who is now back home nearly five years later, should “take his forced exile in Canada positively".
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What you need to know:
- Controversial lawyer Miguna Miguna, who is now back home nearly five years later, should “take his forced exile in Canada positively.
- His stay in Canada may have saved his life, as he was a perennial government critic.
- The university degree requirement for some top government jobs may have been well-intended, but it has proved an impediment for some talented and self-made individuals with proven leadership qualities.
Forced exile • Controversial lawyer Miguna Miguna, who is now back home nearly five years later, should “take his forced exile in Canada positively,” remarks Dr Victor Isadia. “How I wish the people who have been killed and their bodies dumped into River Yala had such a golden chance! His stay in Canada may have saved his life, as he was a perennial government critic.” His contact is [email protected].
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