I swear you have never seen The National Assembly Majority Leader Aden Duale this emotional. The liberal outspoken legislator has vented his anger on the Tanzanian Government for mistreating Kenyans.
Speaking during the National Assembly session on Wednesday, Aden Duale accused President Magufuli’s government for creating a non conducive environment for any Kenyan national to engage in any trade.
Duale has stated that the Kenyan Chicken was banned in Tanzania and also the cows have been arrested more than often.
The Jubilee Mouthpiece has also blamed Tanzania for imposing high duty tariffs on the Kenyan products making thriving of our local companies very difficult.
Duale has asked the Integration Committee of the East African Community to move in speed to find the value of Kenya being in the Community.
Aden Duale has stated that Starehe MP Charles Njagua Jaguar has gained popularity due to the arrest however he said that his speech was unwarranted.
Duale has insisted that he is ready to defend Wanjiku in Gikomba and Halima in Eastleigh.
Other legislators including Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria and Nixon Korir went to the defense of Jaguar protesting his arrest only to be treated to teargas by the Kenya Police. Moses Kuria even announced the onset of revolution due to that.
The smell of a revolution is stronger than the teargas we have taken in today – MP Moses Kuria slams government over the arrest of Starehe MP Charles Njagua, warns of a revolution pic.twitter.com/VBx27MQMaO
— Daily Nation (@dailynation) June 26, 2019
However the angry Tanzanian Parliament has not taken the issue lightly following Jaguar’s xenophobic remarks. The MPs from Tanzania vowed to replicate what Jaguar threatened to do to their traders.
This is the problem we are in as a country just for electing EMPTY HEAD like Jaguar. See now Tanzania is on a revenge mission. Sad! pic.twitter.com/EN11CNoy8d
— Japhe 🇰🇪 Fx (@japhefx) June 26, 2019
The Kenyan Government distanced itself from Jaguar’s remarks stating that he will bear the consequences of his speech. It assured traders of their security. While the Tanzanian Government took precautionary measures recalling its Ambassador back.
