Renowned Kenyan activist Morara Kebaso has recently lamented a harrowing disruption of his planned parallel Mashujaa Day exercise in Narok County.
Morara, who planned to engage residents during a rally at Ololulunga, has alleged that goons were sent to attack him using a politician’s personal car and according to him the politician is a Narok leader.
“I am shocked that a whole leader can use his car to ferry county workers to attack Kenyans whose only crime is to expose the truth.”
According to Morara Kebaso, at least 50 people were paid to impede his mission by blocking the road, while other goons followed him in two cars.
“When they escaped, the more than 50 people you had hired to block the road, your goons followed us in two vehicles (a Prado and a white pickup) and can even be seen attacking us.”
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The activist further disclosed that some people, who were part of his team, were assaulted after the car they were travelling in burst a tyre, forcing them to escape on foot.
His statement came just hours after he sent a plea for help on social media claiming that he was unable to communicate with anyone.
“I need help. I am currently in Narok; some of my people are injured at Ololulunga in Narok. I am unable to communicate with anyone who can contact the police to come to the tarmac from Ololulunga to Mau.”
This was the second attack on the activist who is mostly known for exposing unfinished government projects across the country.
