Miguna said he was a close friend of Nkaissery and the former CS had confided in him of an alleged plot to have the 2017 election rigged.

The exiled Canadian lawyer further claimed that the former Interior CS had stayed put, refusing to be used to oversee the rigging or the violence that was likely to follow a flawed poll.

Drugged

Miguna claimed that Nkaissery’s position had led to his death as he was allegedly drugged with a lethal chemical after he declined to facilitate the alleged rigging scheme.

The sensational post by Miguna was widely circulated on social media, with Kenyans divided on how to treat the information.

A majority of those who reacted questioned Miguna’s timing in releasing the information, more than a year after the General had passed on.