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The discovery of Abshir Abdi should not bring this matter to a close. It should open the door to even more difficult questions.
Where was he being held? Who took him? Under whose instructions? Was there any involvement of security agencies? And, most importantly, who will be held accountable?
An abduction is not a minor incident that can simply be forgotten because the victim has been found. Kenyans deserve answers, and Abshir Abdi deserves justice.
However, I cannot independently verify the latest claim that he has been found. The latest reports I could locate still described him as missing, with the High Court demanding answers from security agencies.
The central question remains: Finding Abshir is one thing; establishing who abducted him and holding those responsible accountable is another.
The Sifuna wave appears to be sweeping across the country. Everyone now wants to be associated with Linda Mwananchi Movement (LMM) leader Edwin Watenya Sifuna.
If the latest TIFA survey that puts UDA at 25% in party support, followed by LMM at 17%, with ODM trailing at 10%, with Sifuna and President William Ruto tied at 31% each in the preferred presidential candidate rankings, is anything to go by, then the 2027 General Election will be an interesting political contest.