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Jobless Brotherhood dumps pigs’ heads at Finance ministry in protest of shs6 billion presidential handshake

Mulema Najib by Mulema Najib
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By Watchdog reporter

Today morning Jobless Brotherhood youth have dumped pigs’ heads at the Ministry of Finance offices in protest of the shs6 billion presidential handshake which was shared by 42 government officials after Heritage, Tullow oil tax gains settlement.

The pigs’ heads where socked in yellow paint and tagged with names of the oil cash bonanza beneficiaries.

Police which arrived later at the scene collected the heads of pigs and dispersed people who were gathering.

Last year, two youth allegedly belonging to the same Jobless Brotherhood, beat Parliament security to stage an anti-corruption demonstration at Parliament. The demonstrators pulled two piglets that were painted in yellow and dropped them in the parking area of the House.


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