- Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja dismissed allegations that he hired hooligans to infiltrate peaceful protests
- Sakaja said that the corrupt victims were paid by his political opponents to destroy him
- Warned Kenyans against causing violence or destroying property during protests scheduled to celebrate the June 25 Assembly Memorial
Nairobi – Governor Johnson Sakaja He has separated from the chaos witnessed in the capital during protests against the killing of Albert Ojwang.
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The Nairobi governor was severely criticized after armed terrorists penetrating The procession of peace.
Who paid the hooligans who disrupted the CBD protest in Nairobi?
Some leaders accused Sakaja of hiring people with sticks to worry about protesters in the city.
However, in a statement on Sunday, June 22, Sakaja vehemently denied any relationship with allegedly paid hooligans to cause violence.
The governor referred to the allegations as false, evil and politically motivated, saying that his opponents hired hooligans to destroy him.
“I would like to say that with a record: I have never and I will never fund any of the violence. Sakaja said.
Sakaja also warned Kenyans against causing violence during the organized June 25 protests to celebrate the Occupy Assembly.
He warned that he would not allow criminals to take advantage of democracy and bring chaos to peaceful protests.
“I urge all Kenyans and residents of Nairobi to reject violence and criminal behavior when they enter the streets next week. I have spoken to a police order to assure protesters that they will be protected when they give their rights,” he added.
Sakaja emphasized that his officers would be forced to protect life and property during the planned protest.
“Everyone should respect the law. Violence, violence and chaos are not signs of democracy, and there will be no such thing to go forward. We will protect our city and the country we love in accordance with the law,” He warned.
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How the leaders criticized Johnson Sakaja
In connection with that, Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale accused the Nairobi governor of exploiting dangerous youths to hamper peaceful protests.
Speaking on Saturday, June 21, Khalwale claimed Sakaja allegedly inspired young people from the informal settlement of KawangwareKibra, and Mathare, giving them raw weapons such as clubs and knives.
Khalwale’s statement comes after several teenagers were hired to contribute to chaos during protests in Nairobi, where businesses were looted by peace protesters.
The senator also narrated the recent incident of a bully fight in which children were heard singing that the government was failing.
Wiper party leader Kalonzo Musyoka He also linked to the riots witnessed during last week’s protest following the killing of blogger Albert Ojwang.
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