Julius Kamau, the bold man who went viral on Thursday after disrupting Treasury Cabinet Secretary Njuguna Ndung’u photosession has broken his silence in court.
Speaking during his arraignment at the Milimani Law Court, the man, Julius Kamau explained in detail why he decided to take the bold action of disrupting CS Ndung’u despite the risks associated with it.
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According to Kamau, its time kenyans stood for themselves and make their voice be heard to ensure that the ruling minority in leadership are not taking advantage of the majority kenyans through their policies.
“I think we have failed ourselves. The government has failed. We cannot continue living in fear. For sixty years, we have been living in a country where we are considered children of a lesser god.”
Speaking about the reasons he took the initiative, Kamau said that the government is taking advantage of kenyans and its time that stops and he is ready to pay the ultimate price for that.
“We are ruled by a minority that does not care about the interests of the majority. We are victims of failed promises. I don’t know whether you will sentence me for 100 years. But I will continue soeaking the truth.”
However, despite explaining his intentions, senior principal magistrate Benard Ochoi ruled that Kamau should to be taken for mental assessment as he kept shouting in court during the hearing.
Ochoi directed that a report on his mental fitness be tabled in court next week on Tuesday when he will plead to the charges. His co accused Eric Mankuyu pleaded not guilty to the charges.
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He was charged for disturbance in a manner likely to cause a breach of peace by yelling, shouting and attempting to disrupt the photo shooting. He was released on a cash bail of Sh10,000.