Controversial political activist Miguna Miguna has left Dubai to travel to Ontario, Canada, for “specialized treatment”.

According to a statement by Miguna Miguna, he opted to exit Dubai to seek medical treatment and toxicology tests following the alleged chemical attacked inflicted on him by security personnel at JKIA during last week’s confrontation that saw him grounded at the airport for three days before he was allegedly forced on an Emirates  flight to Dubai.

“I have arrived in Ontario, Canada in order to undergo specialized toxicology tests and medical treatment following my illegal and violent abduction, torture and chemical poisoning by the tyrannical Jubilee regime,” Miguna Miguna said.

MIGUNA – ‘DESPOTIC JUBILEE REGIME’

The self acclaimed National Resistance Movement (NRM) General has condemned the government for exempting some foreigners from acquiring visa to enter Kenya while on the other hand they demand that he (a Kenyan citizen by birth?)acquires one before he can be granted entry to his own country.

“Kenyan citizens don’t require visas to enter Kenya. They are not required to show foreign documents or passports they have used. They are only supposed to show proof of citizenship, which can be done via a national identity card, passport, birth certificate, et cetera. I had produced my national identity card because the tyrannical Jubilee regime had illegally confiscated and destroyed my Kenyan passport.

It’s instructive to know that whereas Mozambicans, Ugandans, Tanzanians, Americans, Canadians and other foreigners are currently exempted from visa requirements to enter and stay in Kenya, the despotic Jubilee regime has imposed on a Kenyan born citizen like me a visa requirement!” he said.

Miguna Miguna has further maintained that he will be back in the country once he is declared medically fit.

 “After my medical treatment abroad I intend to immediately return to Kenya and to continue the struggle for a better and just society that we Kenyans have been yearning for the past 55 years!” said Miguna.