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Mombasa governor Abdhulswamad Sharif Nassir maintains his tough stand on the ban of muguka in Mombasa county saying he will not be intimidated by leaders in muguka growing areas. Abdulswamad says he will continue to fight for the health of his people. He is calling on scientists to determine the effects of muguka and submit their report to President William Ruto during the planned joint meeting of leaders from Embu and the entire Coast region.
Coast leaders: Muguka is ruining our youth
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