Suna West MP Peter Masara at Masara center where he issued the bursaries

By MN Reporter

President Uhuru Kenyatta and opposition leader Raila Odinga handshake is at crossroads over mistreatment of Miguna Miguna, Suna West MP Peter Masara has said.

Masara said the re-deportation of self-styled National Resistance Movement general has raised question about respect of the gesture from the Jubilee government.

The legislator said despite sparodic demonstrations in Kisumu town over Miguna’s mistreatment, they still have hope that the handshake will go on.

He said the mistreatment has created doubt of respect and honesty but insisted that “we will support the handshake.”

“The recent deportation on Miguna has thrown doubt on our side,” Masara said.

He said he was ashamed as a Kenyan as the standoff was captured internationally and created fear of similar widespread mistreatment.

He said on Tuesday parliament’s committee member on Internal Security and Administration, which he is a member, will call all relevant officials to shed light on the saga.