Police have raided Miguna Migunas home and arrested him in connection with Raila Odingas oath taking.

The outspoken NRM strategist had on Thursday maintained that there is nothing unlawful he had done since he is a commissioner of oath.

Before the dramatic arrest, Miguna had sent out a distress call, claiming that police had been deployed at his home.

“The police have bombed their way into my house. I can’t speak on the phone right now. They have ransacked the house!!” he said. “Some are still hiding in the compound and my house hoping that I make a move so that they can shoot me and claim that there was a ‘shootout!’ I’m staying put! We need our youth here in large numbers!! 486 Runda Meadows!” reads a text message send out by Miguna Miguna.

The NRM general was at the centre of Odinga’s swearing-in at Uhuru park alongside Ruaraka MP TJ Kwajwang who was released yesterday.

Kajwang was arrested a day after he attended Odinga's swearing-in as the "People's President" before thousands at the historic Uhuru Park grounds.

Miguna’s arrest comes hours after, Minority Leader John Mbadi requested Interior and Coordination Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i to arrest all NASA suppotrors who attended that oath taking ceremony.

Speaking outside the Milimani Law Court , Mbadi  asked Matiangi to select one police station that will host all the NASA supporters who attended the swearing-in ceremony of Raila Odinga as the “People’s President”.

“Police are saying that they are investigating those who attended Raila’s swearing-in, let them tell us one police station to report to, and will turn ourselves in. They should be ready to host the three million people who attended the swearing in at Uhuru Park," the Legislator stated.

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