- Cleophas Malala claimed to have been kidnapped, detained in the forest, and deprived of basic rights, including food, water, attorney or even any formal charges
- His arrest was associated with the echoes of War's Butere Girls drama, which is accused of undermining the government
- Malala claimed that the government was afraid of the game, saying it showed the disumination of Gen Z youths, especially about injustice, government kidnapping and political repression
- He condemned the current leadership by silence
Nakuru – Former Kakamega Senator Cleophas Malala has spoken following a confusing night at the hands of the police.
Source: UGC
The politician narrated the crisis he went through, claiming he was kidnapped, tortured in the forest and deprived of basic rights such as food, water, legal assistance, or officially charged with any offense.
Malala, who also served as Secretary -General of the Party UDAhe was arrested in Nakuru while attending the national drama where the “Echoes of War” drama played by Butere girls caused political tensions and chaos.
The series of incidents began when he was arrested by officials he identified as a Criminal Investigation Department (DCI).
“I was kidnapped last night and turned around all night by officials DCI They had locked me in the boot of the Subaru car, then took me into the forest. We started at the Nakuru police station, then they took me out of the police station in the forest, which I did not know his name, ” He said.
Malala explained that she was handed over to unknown people in different uniforms at midnight.
Later, he was transferred to the Eldama Ravine police station, where he claimed to be detained without communication, without food, without water, and without permission to meet with his lawyers.
“At six o'clock at night, people whose names I don't know, dressed in different uniforms and used a different car, took me from there to Eldama Ravine police station. Subaru, and turned me around the night in the forest, ” He explained bitterly.
Why Ruto Opposing Echoes of War?
Malala did not hesitate to strongly condemn the way she was arrested, saying it was unconstitutional and shameful to the so -called democratic nation.
“I strongly oppose this act. It is an act that should not occur in this constitution that guides us as a nation. He said.
According to Malala, the government has great fear not only by the drama itself but by its message. The drama is said to be showing government officials in a bad way, which has made some of them disgust.
“They are afraid that the children will expose the evil going on in our country.He added.
The chaos will spread the national drama festival
Malala's arrest was resolved during a massive conflict over the government's alleged attempt to prevent the presentation of the Echoes of War at the National Drama Festival in Nakuru.
The drama, which had already been approved by the court order, was still prevented from being shown despite the decision. Later, police used tear gas to disperse the students.
DAP-K Party leader, Eugene Wamalwawho was also in Nakuru, blamed the government for fearing the possibility of the drama to win and played in the White House during the Gala, as is customary for the best national drama.
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