- On Monday, April 7, Githunguri MP Gathoni Wamuchomba respected the directives of the Criminal Investigation Directorate (DCI)
- The Githunguri MP revealed that senior officials at Kiambu police headquarters were not aware of allegations of ordering to arrive in their office
- The MP claimed that the first Kenyan administration had robbed his bodyguard, and endanger his life
Githunguri MP Gathoni Wamumba has claimed his life is in danger because of his opposition to the administration of Kenya first.
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On Monday, April 7, Gathoni Wamumba attended the alleged call from the Criminal Investigation Department (DCI) on suspicion of preparing residents to sing protests against the President William Ruto.
Speaking outside the Kiambu County Police Headquarters, Wamumba claimed that his bodyguard had been evacuated.
The prominent MP wanted to be reinstated immediately, emphasizing that he had a constitutional right to be protected by the government.
The Githunguri MP emphasized that if anything happens then the blame is the first Kenyan government.
“My life is in danger, and I need to be protected as a woman leader in Kiambu County, and I have to be protected because I have that right according to the Kenyan constitution. Rigathi Gachagua” He said they were.
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Surprisingly, senior police officers did not have information about the call he received.
Wamomba revealed that the officers told him that the person he called would work at Kiambu Police Headquarters.
The MP suggested that the one he called was among the squadron to carry out the kidnapping of innocent Kenyans.
“DCIO, CCIO and the Criminal Investigator in this area called me this morning and told me they were not involved in anything. He said.
Gathoni's cause to be called by DCI
As previously reported, DCI allegedly called on him on suspicion of raising a crowd during President Ruto's visit to Mount Kenya on Friday, April 4.
The MP, who is relying on the side of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, announced through X network that he was called because of Githunguri residents to oppose promises not implemented by design projects.
The call followed a video circulating online showing the Mutumba leading his residents to sing “Ruto must go” before the President visited the area.
In the video, the voice MP contacted the large crowd that followed him, pressuring the President for the opposing statement.
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