By Amos Khaemba
Nairobi, Kenya – Flamboyant lawyer Donald Kipkorir has boldly shrugged off Governor Johnson Sakaja’s threats to institute a defamation suit against him. Kipkorir, known for his unapologetic stance, declared that he was ready to face Governor Sakaja in court.
The legal drama unfolded on Wednesday, June 12, when Kipkorir disclosed that the governor had issued a demand letter accusing him of allegedly making defamatory statements. The allegations include claims that Sakaja forged his university degree certificate.You videos app
In response, Kipkorir dismissed Sakaja’s letter, emphasizing that the era of using defamation suits to silence critics was long gone. He stated, “Someone should tell Nairobi Governor Sakaja Arthur Johnson that Nairobi is not a village where you can intimidate. Threats of defamation suits to intimidate are long gone with constitutional wind! My lawyer, Peter Wanyama, will take the governor through a constitutional masterclass!”
Kipkorir’s allegations against Sakaja remain at the forefront of this legal battle. The lawyer’s confidence in substantiating his claims underscores the intensity of the dispute. As the case unfolds, all eyes are on the courtroom, awaiting the clash between these two prominent figures.
