According to reports, armed individuals carrying axes attacked Nyakundi's vehicle shortly after he completed a scheduled radio interview. The attackers allegedly damaged the vehicle before leaving the scene, triggering widespread condemnation.
Activist and Borabu parliamentary aspirant Morara Kebaso has now broken his silence over the incident, strongly condemning the alleged use of hired goons to intimidate political opponents and disrupt campaigns.
The outspoken activist challenged young people involved in goon activities to abandon violence and seek legitimate sources of income. He suggested farming and carpentry as alternative ways of earning a living rather than participating in political disturbances.
Kebaso also issued a stern warning to individuals who might attempt to disrupt his campaign meetings. He declared that anyone introducing goon tactics to his political activities would face a swift response before he continued campaigning.
The activist further dismissed criticism from political bloggers, insisting that online attacks did not distract him. He maintained that his primary concern was dealing with individuals he described as criminals operating on the ground.
Kebaso expressed confidence in his position, saying his conscience was clear and that he would not hesitate to confront individuals threatening his political team. He added that his opponents should not underestimate his determination.
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