Miguna stopped at Heathrow International Airport over claims of terrorism

National Resistance Movement (NRM) General Miguna Miguna has revealed that he has been declared a terrorist, prompting authorities to block him at an airport.

In an interview published by BBC, Miguna disclosed details of the incident where he says he was blocked by authorities at Heathrow International Airport in London,UK, while on his global tour to meet NRM supporters across the globe.

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He claimed authorities in Kenya are keen to stop his return to the country and had to that effect communicated with British authorities to stop him at Heathrow Airport.

“In fact yesterday, they even communicated to the British authorities to stop me at Heathrow International Airport-and they actually did.

The Special Branch came to me and gave me a document which they called schedule 7 terrorism act 2000 1930-1940 telling me that the Kenyan authorities told them am a terrorist.” Miguna stated.

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He further noted that according to the communication, Kenyan authorities allege that he is travelling all over the world to radicalize his supporters in a move to plan terrorist activities.

 

Here is the full video of the interview;

Mr Miguna,who has been on a worldwide tour meeting NRM supporters,is set to return to the country on 26 March 2018 after his deportation was revoked by the High Court.