- Kasipul MP Charles Ong’ongo Were previously expressed his concern about threats against his life, involving foreign forces causing violence in his parliament
- The ODM MP was shot and killed on Wednesday, April 30, with two invaders near the City’s corpse in Nairobi
- Authority has initiated an investigation, with the intention of its murder if it is not yet known
- TUKO.co.ke reporter Ivan Mboto has a three -year experience of reporting on politics and current affairs in Kenya
Two months ago, the late Kasipul MP Charles Ong’ongo Were complained that his life was in danger, and he did not worry about the evening of Wednesday evening, April 30.
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Speaking to reporters at the time, the MP expressed his concern about the escalation of violence and chaos in his parliament.
He mentioned the violence as being caused by foreign force, claiming that non -residents of the area were bringing violence to public meetings.
One of the tragic events he emphasized last week in the Nyapindo East Kamagak ward, where the gang of the hooligans disrupted the funeral service.
Ongo Were expressed surprise at the silence of the county’s chief security officer about the attack.
He narrated a tragic incident that occurred a few days before, when he went to the funeral of God Nyango and found the road closed, which prevented him from passing.
To Luck Good, the MP was accompanied by his bodyguards during the tension.
The situation worsened when he went to another funeral the following day, where he encountered a direct threat.
“One of the most prominent criminals said I would not speak there, even before the application began. The villagers were very angry. What happened was under investigation by the relevant agencies,”Said Ong’ongo.
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How did MP Charles Ong’ongo Were die?
The thoughts he was expressing the lump turned into a terrible reality when he was killed in a shooting on Wednesday, April 30.
About one o’clock in the evening, the ODM MP was attacked by two unidentified people near the City Mortuary Roundabout in Nairobi.
Eyewitnesses said that the attackers arrived on a motorcycle, where one of them went down and shot him closely, then escaped.
What made the incident even more shocking was that the assistant who had accompanied the MP was not hurt at all, suggesting that it was probably a special plan against the MP alone.
News of his death spread rapidly, causing shock and sadness throughout the political society and the general public.
When the authorities begin the investigation of the incident, the exact cause of the murder has not been identified.
ODM, MPs want justice to be done after the assassination of Kasipul MP
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) and various MPs have expressed his condolences and shocks following the tragic killing of Ongho.
The party confirmed that the MP was killed shortly after leaving parliament, and asked police to investigate the incident and arrest the perpetrators.
ODM explained that Were spent his entire day participating in Parliament before leaving at 12:00 pm.
Several politicians, including Saboti MP Caleb Amisi and Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale, used social media to mourn the MP.
Amisi said he met Were in parliament the same day, with Khalwale writing that the incident was “very sad” and sent condolences to family and friends of the deceased.
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