- Kapseret MP, Oscar Sudi, made his opinion on President Samia Suluhu after arresting and expelling six Kenyans, including former Chief Justice Willy Mutunga
- According to Sudi, the resolution was brave to reject Mutunga and Martha Karua entering Tanzania
- The Kapseret MP suggested that the resolution had to stop the six Kenyans for two more days before chasing them
Nairobi – Kapseret MP, Oscar Sudihe has supported the Tanzanian authorities’ move to impress six prominent Kenyans.
Source: UGC
In a post on Wednesday, May 21, Kapseret MP, Oscar Sudi, praised Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu for arresting and dismissed former Kenyan Chief Justice Willy Mutunga and People’s Liberation Party (PLP) leader, Martha Karua.
The prominent MP praised the president of Tanzania By being brave in protecting his country against foreign interference.
Sudi called on Kenyans to refrain from interfering with other countries’ affairs to avoid diplomatic tensions.
“Congratulations to President Samia Suluhu Hassan of the United Republic of Tanzania for being brave in protecting your country. Let us focus on internal priorities and avoid interfering with external issues to prevent unnecessary diplomatic tensions. Keep punishing them, mother!”
In addition, he pointed out that President Samia was gentle to the six Kenyans, claiming that if he were, he would whip them.
“If I were Samia Solution, I would punish those Kenyan activists for two days, two strokes every day,” Added the Kapseret MP.
Sudi called on the activists to start by helping poor Kenyans without legal representation before trying to help foreign nationals.
What Kenyans were fired by Tanzanian authorities?
Mutunga and Karua were among the most prominent Kenyans arrested and deprived of entering Tanzania on Sunday, May 18.
Mutunga, along with two Kenyan activists – Hanifa Adan and Hussein Khalid – were detained at Julius Nyerere Airport, Dar es Salaam.
Karua, with a member of the council Lsk (Law Society of Kenya) Gloria Kimani, and Lynn Ngugi of the Pan-African Progressive Leaders Soliders Network, were detained at the same airport.
What did Chadema say about Karua’s dismissal?
Meanwhile, the main opposition party in Tanzania, Chadema, strongly condemned the expulsion of the six Kenyans.
Source: UGC
In a statement issued on Sunday, May 18, Chadema strongly criticized President Samia Suluhu’s government for arresting and humiliating the foreigners, especially Martha Karua, the leader of the People’s Liberation Party.
Chadema said it was a disgrace to the resolution regime to deprive Karua’s permission to enter the country, despite the fact that he had come to witness the case of their leader, Tundu Antiphas Lissu, facing charges of incitement and political treason.
The party called on the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Tanzanian Department of Immigration to provide a clear and immediate information on the legal basis to arrest and prevent them from entering the foreigners.
Also, Chadema demanded that the government’s solution should apologize to Karua and two of his fellow Kenyan lawyers for the abuse they received.
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