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Mp Jaguar Arrested Over Xenophobic Remarks

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Starehe MP Charles Njagua Kanyi aka Jaguar has been arrested by Police outside Parliament just before he addressed a press conference over his xenophobic remarks.

Yesterday in the wake of a video that went viral  the Government of Kenya said deeply regrets the careless and inciteful language against foreigners living and working in Kenya in public utterances made by Hon. Charles Njagua, the Member of Parliament for Starehe Constituency.

“This aggressive and ill-tempered language goes against the letter and spirit of Kenya’s welcoming ethos, as well as the progressive nature of the Constitution of our Republic,” read the statement in part.

In a video that was posted by Nation TV, plain clothed policemen pounced on the politician outside parliament grounds whisking him away to a location yet to be named.

The singer turned politician in an instagram post has since maintained that his speech was misinterpreted and he did not mean to interfere with regional trade.By Citizen news

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