Video: Police Raid George Natembeya’s Milimani Home in Attempt to Arrest Him
Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya is facing fresh political and security tensions after police officers reportedly raided his Milimani residence in an apparent attempt to arrest him.
A video circulating online shows a group of General Service Unit (GSU) officers at the governor’s home, with local residents reportedly gathering at the gate as the situation unfolds.
The circumstances surrounding the reported operation remain unclear, as authorities have yet to publicly explain the reasons behind the attempted arrest.
The incident comes amid escalating tensions between Natembeya and President William Ruto over development projects and political influence in Trans Nzoia County.
The two leaders have recently exchanged criticism, with their disagreement centering partly on a market project unveiled by the President.
Natembeya has maintained that the market is a county government initiative, disputing any suggestion that the national government should take sole credit for the project.
The disagreement has fueled speculation about a widening political rift between the governor and the President.
The reported police operation at Natembeya’s residence has now added another dimension to the unfolding confrontation, attracting public attention and raising questions about the circumstances surrounding the officers’ presence.
Residents seen in the circulating footage appear to be confronting the officers gathered outside the property, although the full details of the exchange have not been independently established.
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It remains unclear whether the officers had an arrest warrant or whether the governor was inside the residence when the operation began.
Neither the National Police Service nor the governor’s office has been confirmed as having issued an official statement explaining the reported raid.
The development is likely to intensify debate over the relationship between national and county governments, particularly when political disagreements involve elected leaders and security agencies.
Kenyans are now waiting for an official explanation of the incident, including the reasons behind the operation and whether Natembeya will be arrested.
Further details are expected as more information about the unfolding situation becomes available.
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