Chemosi

[B @ngwata_]

Re BATUK; these tests were done in Laikipia.

[Cyprian, Is Nyakundi @C_NyaKundiH]

Exonerated

He was there when the complaint was made,
there when the officers were sent,
there when the journey began,
there when every movement was reported.

He was there when Albert was taken,
there when power became a weapon,
there when a young man was dragged far from home,
there when fear was meant to serve as an example.

Then Albert died.

Suddenly, the chain broke.
The briefings vanished.
The orders became whispers.
The senior man became a stranger.

Junior officers were left holding the blood,
while the powerful washed their hands
and called it exoneration.

But how do you clear the man
who stood at every door
until death entered the room?

How do you erase his shadow
from a story where it followed Albert
from the complaint
to the arrest
to the final breath?

They may clear his name on paper,
but Kenyans can still read the trail.

You cannot be present at every step,
then disappear only when the body appears.

#ArrestEliudLagat

[Oyaro Factfiles @ItsOyaro]

Riggy G: Douglas Kanja, the Inspector General of Police, has a fake degree.
KTN: How do you know?
Riggy G: William Ruto told me so.
🤣🤣

Sifuna
Albert Ojwang

[Cyprian, Is Nyakundi @C_NyaKundiH]

The officers who arrested Albert Ojwang’ were briefing Eliud Lagat on everything, including their movements, yet Kenyans are now being asked to believe that the briefings suddenly stopped just before Albert was killed and that Lagat somehow became a complete stranger to the operation.

That story does not add up.

You cannot receive updates throughout an operation, follow the movements of the officers involved and then conveniently disappear from the chain of communication at the exact moment the operation turns deadly.

Kenyans are not stupid, and any attempt to isolate junior officers while Eliud Lagat is treated as though he knew nothing must be rejected.

[LOCALMAN 🇰🇪 @Localman254_]

"We'll withdraw security from politicians. Walindwe na goons wao, then tukutane ground."

Coast Regional Police Commander Ali Nuno ladies and gentlemen.

[Nelson Amenya @amenya_nelson]

😂😂😂😂

[Gitz  @Gitz__]

He made higher education too expensive but now that we're one year away from elections, suddenly he's become very clever.

[︎ ︎ @05BM44]

Accurate, Timely & Reliable.
I wonder why IPOA didn't fetch Call Data Records on Talaam's phone to establish who indeed was giving instructions.
The wheels of justice maybe slow but eventually they'll catch up with the mastermind behind Albert's cold blood death.

[Cyprian, Is Nyakundi @C_NyaKundiH]

I am shocked by the sudden honesty from the State over the death of Albert Ojwang, including the recovery of CCTV footage and the speed at which some details are now being released to the public.

Whenever the State becomes this open in a case involving powerful people, I immediately ask myself whether they are preparing to sacrifice a small fish so that the person who gave the orders remains protected.

The Star reported that Albert was at one point removed from Central Police Station and taken to Karura, where he was said to have met a senior police official before being tortured, collapsing and causing panic among those involved.

This sudden honesty now begins to connect the dots, because the State may be showing Kenyans the final part of the story while carefully keeping attention away from who ordered Albert’s removal, who was waiting in Karura and why he was taken there.

When the State shows you something and tells you something, do not only look at what they have presented, always ask what they are hiding, who they are preparing to blame and which bigger person they are trying to protect.

[Cyprian, Is Nyakundi @C_NyaKundiH]

Minister for state militia.

[Nelson Amenya @amenya_nelson]

Fixed it for you minister for state militia.

[BRAVIN YURI @BravinYuri]

That NTV exposé of the goons in Ol Kalou is very detailed.

The only problem is they aired it on a World Cup Final night. They should re-air the piece today.

[𝙋𝘼𝙐𝙇. 𝐎. 𝐍𝐄𝐊𝐎 @ouma_neko]

One moment from Ol Kalou has stayed with me.

A police officer quietly told us that the officers brought in from Nairobi, together with the goons accompanying them, were going to create a situation that would become impossible to control.

He looked frustrated and said, "Sasa hawa watu wanaleta shida na wakubwa wanaangalia."

Those words were painful because they sounded like a cry from someone trapped inside a system he could no longer influence.

If that moment reflected what was happening, it is a reminder that not every police officer supports disorder or political violence.

Many join the service to protect lives and uphold the law. But when operational decisions are driven from above, many officers feel they have little room to act independently.

Kenyans deserve a @NPSOfficial_KE service that is guided by the Constitution, professionalism, and accountability rather than political interests.

Public confidence in policing depends on the law being applied fairly to everyone, regardless of who is in power.

This is not possible under @WilliamsRuto and his bitter, ferocious & ruthless @kipmurkomen the CS for goons & violence.

The @InteriorKE ministry is officially a cartel operated organization.

Our democracy is strongest when security agencies protect citizens without fear or favour.

[NTV Kenya @ntvkenya]

These men terrorised Ol Kalou residents for weeks,

The dreaded men targeted polling stations with huge populations; the voters stood their ground.

As a result, shots were fired, peace was shattered and trampled underfoot.

#TheOlKalouCrimeScene @Karanja_Ibrah

[Brygettes Ngana @NBrygettes]

I sought refuge at JM Hospital after we were chased by the masked goons from Ol Kalou town. These guys were brought in by police. The DMK content creator was unconscious. We tried getting first aid for my camera person but health workers were afraid to help

[NTV Kenya @ntvkenya]

These men terrorised Ol Kalou residents for weeks,

On voting day, they upscaled their terror - they walked with firearms, branding them.

They had firearms, pistols, tear gas, tasers.

They handcuffed people, attacked citizens, voters, and targeted journalists.

#TheOlKalouCrimeScene @Karanja_Ibrah

[NTV Kenya @ntvkenya]

NTV unmasks hooded men who attacked DCP campaign truck in Gilgil.

DCP campaign truck mechanic John Ashiona: Wakaniambia leo tunakuua, wakanipea acid nikunywe, wakasema 'piga yeye risasi mara moja turushe hapo kwa mahindi'...

#TheOlKalouCrimeScene @Karanja_Ibrah

[Martin @riffrufff]

When you are in a Kenyan court for armed robbery then realize the presiding judge is actually the one who lent you the gun...

[Insecurity KE @InsecurityKE]

Good.. @kipmurkomen we have someone who has connection to the hooded men.
Kenyans need to know who they were, where they got Guns, teargas and high end vehicles from. We also need to know under whose command they were.. It’s time Kenyans begin protecting themselves.. @DCI_Kenya

[Jomba @mwabilimwagodi2]

The adrenaline I went through at Mumbi Polling Center is still running through me man. Wakina mama walisimama mbele ya ATPU armed with AK 47s and AR 15s and they told them wawapige risasi wawaue because they were not leaving the polling center.