Jomo Kenyatta, son of former President Uhuru Kenyatta, has been accused of illegally possessing firearms, but his grandson, Sean Andrew, has gone to his defense.
In the same interview, Andrew defended Uhuru’s mother, Mama Ngina Kenyatta, against claims that she funded protests by the opposition.
Andrew argued that it was unjust to punish Jomo and his grandmother Ngina, and he urged the government to negotiate with the rebels.
I know Jomo personally, and I feel bad that he was singled out like that. I’m not going to take a political stance, but I do believe that Jomo and Mama Ngina are blameless. Andrew emphasized that nobody should have been a target.
Their problems have nothing to do with this. He continued, “I believe these are mature men, and they should talk it out.”
Andrew emphatically denied any future political involvement when asked about it, and he emphasized that helping others could be accomplished without entering politics at all.
He stated that he prefers to help people in his personal capacity and that politics is not his forte.
To help many people, you don’t need to enter politics, in my opinion.
The Kenyattas have been in the news recently because the government claims that the ex-president was behind the funding of protests.
When unidentified persons showed up at Uhuru’s son’s house in Karen and demanded that he hand over his weapons, he had no choice but to interfere.
Uhuru has told the press and the court that each of his two sons has three firearms, despite the state’s claims that Jomo kept weapons in his home.
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