@Georgeruto001 Someone's father hires school buses and pays people to attend meetings because normal Kenyans will chant one term, bribes voters with gas and mattresses to vote for him. Is that the kind of leadership we need in this country? Sema Wantam kwanza
@FaithOdhiambo8 I think the answer is fighting the system physically out of existence. Uprooting it with all our might and all we got. Otherwise ata the law with bad governance will always be subverted. We have seen it time and again
Police officers in Bungoma shot Recce Squad officer Victor Lubakanga 38 times. They claimed that Victor was armed and dangerous and that there had been an exchange of fire between him and the officers.Ballistic examinations later established that the gun allegedly recovered from Victor was a toy gun and was not capable of firing. If the weapon could not shoot, how could there have been an exchange of gunfire?
According to a witness, after the police initially shot Victor and he fell to the ground, the officers approached him and fired additional rounds to ensure he was dead.Their intention was not to arrest him but to kill him.
The same officers were the ones who arranged to meet Victor. He arrived at the meeting accompanied by his wife. Police later claimed that Victor was planning to commit a robbery. However, this raises an important question,who goes to carry out a robbery while accompanied by their spouse?The officers and Victor together had a drink before being Murdered,that is according to his wife.
I cannot rule out the possibility that Victor may have been involved in criminal activity.If the police had sufficient evidence against him, why was he not arrested and taken to court? Why was he lured to a location and shot dozens of times instead?
There was also important evidence on Victor's phone indicating that he had been lured to the meeting. The phone was taken by the police, and was never presented in court.
Victor was killed by these officers who should face Murder Charges.Felix Mbuvi (Service No. 82398), Corporal Kipkorui Serem (Service No. 90903), Inspector Paul Serem (Service No. 222388), ASP Joseph Nzioka (Service No. 217303), Police Constable Stephen Etuga (Service No. 228069), Police Constable Abdi Gilo (Service No. 236352), and Police Constable George Mwangi Wachira (Service No. 82881).
The DPP closed the case file. With these unresolved questions surrounding the incident the case should be reopened.
@WilliamsRuto Why haven't you sent a delegation to iran like other countries for the grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei funeral? Kuwa serious, hao ni shia muslims.
These were instructions from Ruto. No police officer will abduct a peaceful protester for days, torture them, and dump them without authorization from above.
Ruto is a student of Moi. He is doing what he learned from the dictator.
Davis Lichuma was abducted on 25th June. He was later found almost naked and badly tortured. He is so traumatized that he can barely speak.
No one should be abducted or tortured for exercising their constitutional rights.
#EndAbductionsKE