Adding,
"Before doing so they would tear the clothes of the dead and tie them as a durag on the head. The number of durags showed the number of people who had died.
This is me and I won't get rid of the durag. This is my dress mode. I have suits but I am more comfortable in casual clothing."
Wajackoyah has been vocally advocating for - the legalization and commercialization of Bhang or Marijuana.
"There are a lot of good things that come out of this plant. I have never smoked but I intend to smoke that day when I am elected as President. As soon as I am sworn in I will smoke the first joint," he said in a past interview on KTN.
The lawyer says among the things Kenyans will enjoy working for four days a week.
Wajackoya is a former street boy, a grave digger, a former police officer and a certified lawyer.
He says he is legit and is not trying to present himself as a professor if he is not one.
He was cleared by IEBC to vie for Presidency alongside his running mate Justina Wamae
Thieves forced to drink alcohol they had stolen from a liquor store