Jaguar sues Uhuru’s government after resigning from NACADA

Charles Kanyi, popularly known as Jaguar worked for the government for three years before he quit, he has now moved to court to sue a government agency.

The singer recently resigned as a board member of the National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA) for personal reasons.

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Jaguar has moved to court seeking to compel the National Transport and Safety Authority – NTSA to use alcohol tracking gadgets that can also test drugs. He said drug abuse contributes to road accidents.

Jaguar claims the spate of drivers causing accident on the roads is as a result of the government’s failure to come up with effective drug policy.

Jaguar believes the carnage on Kenyan roads can only be controlled if all drivers are screened, the reason why he wants NTSA to be compelled to come up with effective policy.

“It is common knowledge that the war on accidents and general drug use has failed to have a lasting effect and the use is now prevalent t the extent of school going children being influenced and becoming slaves and addicts,” Jaguar said.