Jimi Wanjigi issues statement after police surrounded his Muthaiga home
Businessman Jimi Wanjigi claims police want to arrest him after they surrounded his Muthaiga home
Businessman Jimi Wanjigi claims police want to arrest him after they surrounded his Muthaiga home.
Businessman Jimi Wanjigi has claimed that police are at his residence in Muthaiga, Nairobi.
He said he doesn’t know what they want or what he has done.
“They are outside the house and want to arrest or harm me,” he said.
He said police are outside his house demanding to be let into the compound.
Police claimed wanjigi was seen along Limuru Road with a group of people dishing out money.
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The officers said he was chased and he drove off before he vanished into Karura Forest.
However, Wanjigi denied the claims.
He asked since when did it become illegal for him to drive around.
“I’m a free man to drive the way I want. Is it wrong to do so? And even if it is true I was dishing out money as they claim, for what?” He asked.
Wanjigi termed the move as harassment even as more police were being sent to his house.
In addition, his lawyer Odero Osiemo has termed as political harassment police decision to camp outside the economist’s home in Muthaiga.
Osiemo, who spoke to media at the home, said they are prepared for any eventuality.
“Obviously you know the political history, it is just political harassment that every Kenyan and now him is facing. He has faced this before. We are prepared for any eventuality. I believe these are all politics,” he stated.
Police cordoned off Wanjigi residence with yellow tape reminiscent to what happens at scenes of crime.
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