The Kenyan government has finally revealed why embattled lawyer Dr Miguna Miguna is unable to travel back to Kenya after all court the orders he has acquired.

Government Spokesman Cyrus Oguna says Miguna Miguna has declined to get proper documentation to travel to Kenya.

Oguna in a press statement released on Wednesday has told Miguna Miguna to obtain a Kenyan passport at any of the country’s missions.

Oguna says that International Civil Authority Organization (ICAO) requires all passengers to have valid travel documents, which Miguna has declined.

He says Kenyan missions abroad are free and willing to assist Miguna Miguna.

Oguna further noted that Miguna was categorized as an unruly passenger by ICAO following the drama he caused at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport during his first return attempt.

“His unruly behaviour was seen to have the potential of threatening category A1 status of JKIA which took the country a lot of effort and work to achieve,” he said.

He said as a result, in accordance with the Annex 17 of the Intentional Civil Authority Organisation, JKIA made recommendations that allow prohibition of unruly passengers.

“This category certifies that we have put in place all necessary safety and security measures in all our airports. This is an accomplishment that we are committed to jealously protect,” Oguna said.

Oguna said Miguna is free to enter Kenya once he gets his passport, but added that the lawyer has not made any effort to visit a Kenyan mission to obtain one.

Read the full statement below: