Miguna Miguna Lovingly Celebrates Wife On 23rd Anniversary: "My Rock"

• Outspoken Kenyan lawyer Miguna Miguna made a grand gesture while celebrating his 23rd anniversary
• The Canada-based law practitioner posted a lovely image at a dinner date with his wife while praising her
• Many social media users were impressed seeing Miguna's romantic side and celebrated the union

Miguna Miguna has caused a buzz on social media after lovingly celebrating his little-known wife.

Who is Miguna's wife?

The outspoken lawyer posted an image at a dinner date with his beautiful wife with an arm wrapped across her.

She looked lovely in a black top and red blazer, while Miguna donned his signature hat and a white shirt.

Miguna disclosed that they had been together for over two decades, and she played a crucial role in holding him down.

“23 years as my solid rock. Quiet. Focused. Revolutionary,” he posted on Monday, December 1.

Social media users were impressed by his long marriage and celebrated them on their anniversary. Here are some of the reactions:

@DrRoselynAkombe:

“Congratulations and happy New Year.”

@EmpressNikkiAko:

“Greetings and Happy New Year to you and your family.”

@UGLawyer:

“Things I love to see that inspire me a lot. Greetings to her, counsel.”

@IAbdulrizak:

“Beautiful family. The man who speaks his mind and says it as it is without sugarcoating. Long life, Miguna.”

@jayjayKMB:

“I didn’t know that you are romantic. I don’t mind even if you call me a zombie.”

@Kibet_SC:

“Good job Miguna. It takes leadership to keep and lead a home.”

Is Miguna supporting William Ruto?

In other news, TUKO.co.ke reported that Miguna said that President William Ruto had failed to do what he promised him.

The Kenyan lawyer also claimed Ruto's government did not seem to know that justice delayed is justice denied.

"I feel betrayed that after five years of persecution, this government doesn't seem to know that justice delayed is justice denied. I have been denied justice for so long.

I am disappointed. I am extremely upset that William Ruto and his government will continue to do what Uhuru Kenyatta used to do," he said.