- Suba North MP, Millie Odhiambo, told Parliament that she was shocked to find out that a teenager shot by police during a protest in Nairobi is from Homa Bay County
- The teenager was selling a handkerchief during protests against police before being confronted by two officers who shot him in the head
- Millie linked the killings and previous incidents involving Homa Bay residents, saying that continuing to lose lives is a sad and unacceptable thing
Started like The procession The most common on the streets of Nairobi, but it ended with a disaster that hit the heart of Homa Bay County.
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Suba MP in the north, Millie Odhiambohas revealed that a teenager shot by police during protests against Deputy Inspector General of Police, Eliud Lagat, from his parliament.
The protests took place in Nairobi, where the deceased was reported to have been selling the barn before finding himself in the middle of the chaos
Speaking during a National Assembly session on Tuesday, June 17, Millie said she was shocked to discover that the boy had left Suba, though it was not clear whether he was from Suba north or south.
“Ms Speaker, it would be a negligence on my side if I did not say that I had heard that the boy I was talking about was from Homa Bay, and from Suba,” Said Millie with emotion.
He strongly condemned the police officer’s act, citing it as reckless and responsible, saying that such acts of violence were eradicating the progress made by the government and turning the country back.
“I have watched the video. He said.
The MP, sad, explained that he now has nothing to tell Suba residents, complaining that Homa Bay County is tired of mourning for youth deaths.
“It’s sad.He added.
Millie also compared the killings to other celebrities from Homa Bay, including Kasipul MP Charles Ong’ongo Were, who was killed by unknown people in Nairobi, and blogger Albert Ojwang, who died at police hands.
“Let us die in the usual ways, not for being killed. Oblice Were, Ojwang … If we are all killed, who will remain fever bay?” He questioned before Parliament.
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