I called Raila Odinga and his Safaricom line is still active - Mutahi Ngunyi

Raila Odinga ditched Safaricom for Airtel at the begining of November 2017

- This was part of the National Resistance Movement's drive to have supporters boycott companies sympathetic to the Jubilee government

- Mutahi Ngunyi accused Raila of lying to his supporters because his Safaricom line was still active

- He also accused Raila of using the currencies of violence and political lies to advance his agenda

Controversial political analyst Mutahi Ngunyi took a swing at National Super Alliance front runner Raila Odinga as opposition supporters celebrated his return to Kenya.

Ngunyi claimed Raila is a liar for misleading his supporters.

In a Twitter post on Saturday, November 18, Ngunyi claimed Raila's currencies of trade are political lies and violence.

Mutahi Ngunyi. Photo: Mutahi Ngunyi/Twitter

Ngunyi's sentiments came in the wake of police using tear gas, water canons, stones and allegedly, live bullets, to repel Raila's supporters from accessing Uhuru Park grounds where a grand rally was scheduled.

In the fracas, several people were injured, vehicles destroyed and about five people lost their lives. NASA claimed police shot dead the supporters but police claimed the victims were stoned to death by opposition supporters.

In regards to Raila's mobile phone service provider, we previously reported that the opposition leader migrated from Safaricom as part of a boycott being spearheaded by the National Resistance Movement.

Raila Odinga and several opposition legislators migrated to Safaricom's rival, Airtel, at the beginning of November 2017. Photo: NASA Coalition/Facebook.

NRM unveiled a list of companies and services that its supporters should boycott for being sympathetic to the Jubilee government.

Among them were Bidco Oil Refineries products, Brookside Milk processors and a number of media stations and insurance companies.

NRM announced they will lead civil disobedience in Kenya to pile pressure on President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Jubilee government to step aside. Main source www.tuko.co.ke