Lawyer and Political Activist Kebaso Morara has broken his silence a day after he was involved in a road accident on September 23. 

In a statement Morara said he immediately fled the scene after the accident, uncertain about his safety.

“Yesterday after the accident I disappeared very fast from the scene in another car because sometimes accidents are used to cause confusion so that the real thing can happen,” Morara narrated.

Additionally, Morara said he does not want to speculate about the accident, but he firmly believes he is being targeted.

Morara’s statement on the accident

“I don’t want to blame anyone without evidence, but I know I am on a clock. I have too many enemies to start guessing who can do it. The government officials that we have exposed, the opposition that feels we are taking their space, rising tribal chiefs that feel like our message might dilute their influence, presidential candidates who think I will run against them, contractors who have been paid money and disappeared, sympathetic of the corrupt. The list is endless,” the outspoken activist explained.

Following the incident, the outspoken activist has decided to review his security detail going forward.

At the same time, Morara said he would avoid attending meetings that extend into the night.

Morara’s car was allegedly hit by a truck driver in Kivwe, Embu County whom he claims was drunk.

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Morara’s activism activities

Kebaso’s car, which is a Prado was hit on the driver’s side.

The accident occurred after Morara made several visits to Meru and Tharaka Nithi counties, where he conducted his countrywide civic education campaign while simultaneously inspecting stalled government projects.

For a while, the outspoken lawyer who is a fierce critic of President William Ruto’s Kenya Kwanza Government has been traversing different counties with his tour titled ‘Vampire Diaries’ exposing government projects that have stalled and cost the taxpayers a lot of money.

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His activism has won admiration from a section of Kenyans, some of whom have gone as far as funding his tours and supporting his activism efforts.

Morara rose to prominence for his perfect art of mimicking the president while donning a Kaunda suit.

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