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MAKAU MUTUA Says ICC Made A BIG Mistake Granting RUTO Permission To Fly Away For WESTGATE Tragedy


Makau Mutua is of the opinion that by ICC granting the deputy president who has been at the Hague,they made a big mistake.

Ruto who is an ICC indictee has been attending to his court sessions and was expected to continue with the same till the end of the month when his Co accuser,Uhuru could check in for his turn.

The emergency incident that happened on Saturday where thousands of Kenyans were strapped and tens mercilessly killed at the westgate mall,made the deputy president to seek a special permission from the court to allow him fly in for back home to attend to the terrorism attack.

The courts on Monday morning granted him the permission to travel back to attend to the cited reasons.

A confessed critic of the jubilee government Makau Mutua wasn’t however amused saying ICC was wrong to grant Ruto one-week leave.

He went ahead to emphasize that Kenyatta and Ruto who are both indictees must not be allowed to use Westgate Mall tragedy to evade justice.


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