Majority leader Kimani Ichung’wah has also taken his time to join Kenyans on reacting to the death of blogger Albert Ojwang who was allegedly picked from his home in Migori before ending up dead in Nairobi Central Police station.
The death of Ojwang has elicited mixed reactions online among Kenyans with leaders issuing statements to the general public. Well, Ichung’wah on his side has sent a warning to Kenyans.
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The national assembly Majority leader has warned Kenyan leaders not to politicize the death of Albert Ojwang. According to him, a section of leaders are now doing everything in making sure that they elevate political temperatures.
Ichung’wah Went ahead to Praise inspector general of Police Douglas Kanja for acting quickly by suspending officers who were at the station when Albert Ojwang died. May his soul rest in peace.
“I want to thank IG Kanja for the swift action he has taken to investigate the death of Albert Ojwang ” Kimani Ichung’wah

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