- West Nakuru MP Samuel Arama raised a hybrid feeling after a video emerged showing him to distribute money to the high rally at the White House
- The meeting was convened by President William Ruto, amid a security situation in Nakuru County, where civilians have lost their lives recently, and police have been accused of alleged violence
- Ruto pledged to support various development projects in Nakuru, including double the road to Rornoni – Mau Summit, renovation of key sports stadiums, and revive the work of stuck infrastructure
Money was distributed at the Nairobi White House, where attendees of the high rally received money from the presidential order William Ruto to buy lunch.
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MP Nakuru West Samuel Arama sparked a conversation after a video spread to capture the money attended the conference organized by Ruto.
The meeting was based on a security situation in Nakuru County, which brought together officials from the area to address the deterioration of security and allegations of police misconduct.
In that video confirmed by TUKO.co.ke, Arama is heard thanking the emerged, before telling the president had instructed him to prepare their lunch.
He then pulled out a large brown envelope full of cash and announced that every attendant would receive KSh 10,000.
“The boss said I should buy you lunch. So you are all invited, you will get Ksh 10,000.
The meeting in the White House came following a criminal wave of crime in Nakuru. In recent weeks, residents have been living in fear following numerous attacks on bandits, some of which turned out to be death.
Among the chaos, police have been accused of responding seriously, allegedly shooting innocent civilians.
These events invented The procession Throughout the county, with locals demanding good justice and security.
What did Ruto say about Nakuru’s insecurity?
Ruto addressed the matter during the meeting, saying that law enforcement agencies must take action in accordance with the constitutional boundaries.
“The national police service must confidently fulfill its constitutional role of protecting Kenyans and their property against criminals, whether they are civil or uniform,” he said in a post shared on his social networking pages.
He also called on the Independent Authority to manage the Police (IPOA) to take immediate action in dealing with cases relating to police violence.
“IPOA must also be more careful in rapidly dealing with criminals in rows,” Ruto added.
Nakuru Governor Susan Kihika led members of the county, including trade minister Lee Kinyanjui.
The leaders discussed the development of the area and key areas that need the support of the national government.
In a statement disseminated after the meeting, Kihika noted that the President promised to speed up a number of projects that would benefit Nakuru residents.
“I am glad that the president volunteered to start dividing the Rorni -Mau Summit this August this August,” he said.
He further announced that Kenyan security forces would be sent to complete the ongoing tasks in the Afraha and Olenguruone stadiums, as well as the Trauma Center in Nakuru PGH.
Other projects include work recovery at Lanet Airport, accelerating the stuck Itare Dam, and support for the establishment of a specific economic zone in Pipeline, Nakuru.
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