Raila Urges President Ruto to address Musando’s murder with the same speed he is addressing the two Indians abduction.
Raila Odinga, the leader of the opposition, has accused President William Ruto of dealing with extrajudicial killings in Kenya selectively.
On Thursday, November 3, the Azimio la Umoja-One Kenya party leader told the press in Nairobi that Ruto is using the criminal justice system to settle political scores.
Raila said the zeal with which Ruto is searching for the two missing Indians should be used to track down the killers of businessman Jacob Juma, former IEBC officer Chris Musando, and several International Criminal Court (ICC) witnesses who were assassinated in mysterious circumstances.
“As Ruto searches for the missing Indians, we also want a vigorous search for the truth about the disappearance and deaths of tens of Kenyans, including Sergeant Kipyegon Kenei, Christopher Koech, Meshack Yebei, John Kitui, Walter Barasa, Philip Bett, John Kangete, George Thuo, Bernard Kimeli, Charles Ndungu, Naftali Irungu, Timothy Mburu, and other ICC witnesses,” Raila said
The Opposition Leader, on the other hand, expressed hope that the missing Indians will be found alive.
