The fact that Lawyer Abshir and Ayub were found in Sololo, Marsabit County, raises serious questions that the Government must urgently answer.
The route to Sololo is known to be subject to multi-agency security checks and inspections…
So now we shift blame from Ruto and his abduction cabal to a judge?The judge who granted us audience, cleared his busy schedule to consider the application, directed us to file a fresh certificate for orders within an hour instead of a week later?Justice Muteti did his level best
@ahmednasirlaw It appears there are those who suggest that Judges should leave office while security officers are supposed to keep their jobs after abductions.
So the Judge is to be blamed as the security officers get applauded? Absolute nonsense!
The abductors must be brought to book!
Preliminary reports indicate that wakili Abshir has been found abandoned somewhere in Isiolo. The sustained pressure from lawyers and the public as well as the court proceedings have definitely helped.
As we wait for confirmation, many thanks to all who have lend their voice to this cause led by S.C @etadv, @kuboalex46, @LegisLady@attalo_alvin@LegisLady@eyanm@twavinya@ckanjama and others. Once the LSK woke up from slumber and started speaking out and acting, things have progressed.
In the Makadara matter that was the genesis of these problems as many advocates as possible should join proceedings tomorrow and enter appearance so that the advocates who have been on record are not isolated and intimidated.
I also want to specially thank Justice Alexander Muteti who has handled the Habeas Corpus proceedings with professionalism, seriousness and a necessary touch of humor despite the circumstances.
No citizen of Kenya should ever be abducted again for whatever reason!
You can never convince me that the people in Ruto's government are not mad. They manufactured a crisis, profited from it, and now they are issuing ultimatums and threats.
Kenyans warned you, @katibainstitute told you, to stop this constitutional carelessness. Instead, you came to Court to defend it and insist on its continuation. Now, suddenly, you have discovered constitutional wisdom?
Their agencies which export workers to Saudi Arabia have been hit by the travel ban so now they are cleaning their own mess. This is not out of goodwill. Their pockets have been hit hard.
If they don't want their identities exposed, maybe they should stop abducting Kenyans. Otherwise, this is just a lame excuse to maintain the status quo of govt ills. Let them do things the right way.
'Sometimes revolutions eat their own children… governments eat their own people. This government is going to punish you more than they will punish me, I am telling you. In another one year you'll be crying in my office to come and represent you' James Orengo, SC