Presidential hopeful in the 2027 general elections Dr. Isaac Newton Kinity has sounded a stern warning to acting UDA Secretary General Hassan Omar over recent sentiments towards Mount Kenya Community.
In a press release, Dr. Kinity termed Omar’s sentiments reckless and a threat to the Kikuyu community in Kenya.
Dr. Kinity who is a former Secretary General Kenya Union of Civil Servants, was categorical that Omar’s sentiments are a threat to any leader from Mount Kenya Region eyeing presidency.
According to Dr. Kinity, such reckless sentiments have no room in Kenya whatsoever and should be condemned in the strongest terms possible.
He added that if not tamed, such may be a recipe for genocide.
“We will not allow another genocide targetted at any community in Kenya. Kenya belongs to all and any Kenyan can live anwhere in Kenya,” he stated.
The fearless Dr. Kinity has warned Hassan Omar and any other leader thinking of discriminating any community and causing division and hatred in Kenya with aim of provoking post-election violence that their days are numbered
According to Dr. Kinity, the International Community is watching over Kenya and the actions of leaders.
“May I warn Omar that he should cleanse himself first before starting to sideline any community in Kenya. By him threatening the Kikuyu community, he is preparing to violate the sovereign of the community. No one is immune to violate the sovereign of the community,” he said.
Dr. Kinity added that any Kenyan who tries to do mass killings, will not walk free as the international community will be watching.
He urged Kenyans to remain peaceful moving forward, adding that he and other like-minded are ready to stand up for Kenyans and ensure sanity.
The former Unionist who now serves as member USA Presidential Advisory Board, also used the moment to weigh in on the hiked fuel prices.
He called out Kenyan Government for failing to safeguard the interests of Kenyans.
According to Dr. Kinity, there has been alot of looting of public funds leading to unbearable fuel prices in Kenya as compared to neighbouring countries such as Uganda, Tanzania, and Rwanda.
Kinity wondered why the hiked fuel prices yet Kenya has its own fuel in Turkana.
“We have our own fuel in Turkana and this if worked on, fuel in Kenya should be cheapest. It is disturbing to keep on oppressing Kenyans, hurting them with taxes to repay money that has been stolen by afew and banked in foreign countries,” he said.
