Lengo Karissa Mudzomba, the man who stunned Kenyans in 2014 by caning the late Raila Odinga during a rally in Kinango, Kwale County, has finally broken his silence, over a decade later.
During an interview on a local television station on Friday, October 17, 65-year-old Karissa expressed profound remorse for his past actions, revealing that he has carried weight of guilt since that fateful day.
He acknowledged that he never had the opportunity to personally apologize to Odinga prior to his death.
“Raila is no longer with us, but I continue to seek forgiveness from him, his family, and the people of Kenya.
My actions were wrong, and they have haunted me for many years,” Karissa stated, visibly emotional. “I acted out of ignorance and under peer pressure. It was never my intention to cause him harm.”
The incident in 2014, which took place during a CORD rally, shocked the nation. Click to keep reading.
During an interview on a local television station on Friday, October 17, 65-year-old Karissa expressed profound remorse for his past actions, revealing that he has carried weight of guilt since that fateful day.
He acknowledged that he never had the opportunity to personally apologize to Odinga prior to his death.
“Raila is no longer with us, but I continue to seek forgiveness from him, his family, and the people of Kenya.
My actions were wrong, and they have haunted me for many years,” Karissa stated, visibly emotional. “I acted out of ignorance and under peer pressure. It was never my intention to cause him harm.”
The incident in 2014, which took place during a CORD rally, shocked the nation. Click to keep reading.
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