Raila said he would not engage the Government on house-keeping issues, saying it should be upon its members to know how to treat him as a former Prime minister. Received by allies “I would not want to engage the government on this. They really know their responsibility, much as I know mine,” said Raila, who was received at the airport by a number of MPs allied to his Cord Coalition and a section of ODM supporters. Raila said members of the government should not think that they are humiliating him by subjecting him to use of facilities used by other members of the public, saying he likes operating from such areas. “If you catch a fish and drop it in water do not think you have punished it. Likewise if you direct Raila to raia (public) you have not hurt him. Our flag will remain up high and our voice will continue being heard all over the world,” he said Raila declined to comment on the public apology offered to him by Leader of Majority in the National Assembly Adan Dualle over his humiliation at the airport, saying the same had not been delivered to him.
Posted on: Sat, 08 Jun 2013 09:14:45 +0000
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