Martha Karua, leader of the People's Liberation Party, welcomed lawyer Ahmednasir Abdullahi back to her social media circle after lifting a block on the X platform. Karua acknowledged she had restricted Abdullahi's access due to his persistent criticism but expressed readiness to move past their differences.
"In this age of heightened intolerance, I am ready to withstand all storms. Welcome back, @ahmednasirlaw. I will hear you however much I disagree with some of your views," Karua wrote on X.
The former Justice Minister's statement came after Abdullahi expressed surprise at being blocked over his views on the Judiciary. "I can't believe she blocked me in the first place just because of certain views I expressed about the Judiciary. And by the way, on most issues, I see through the same lens/prism as Hon Karua," Abdullahi said.
The senior counsel maintains an active presence on social media, regularly sharing critical perspectives on government operations and public figures. His outspoken nature has established him as a prominent voice on national issues affecting Kenya.
This reconciliation marks a shift toward increased dialogue between the two legal professionals despite their divergent views on certain fundamental matters.
"In this age of heightened intolerance, I am ready to withstand all storms. Welcome back, @ahmednasirlaw. I will hear you however much I disagree with some of your views," Karua wrote on X.
The former Justice Minister's statement came after Abdullahi expressed surprise at being blocked over his views on the Judiciary. "I can't believe she blocked me in the first place just because of certain views I expressed about the Judiciary. And by the way, on most issues, I see through the same lens/prism as Hon Karua," Abdullahi said.
The senior counsel maintains an active presence on social media, regularly sharing critical perspectives on government operations and public figures. His outspoken nature has established him as a prominent voice on national issues affecting Kenya.
This reconciliation marks a shift toward increased dialogue between the two legal professionals despite their divergent views on certain fundamental matters.
