DCI Kenya is currently under intense scrutiny following recent revelations of their incompetence. The controversy began when DCI Kenya released a list of suspects allegedly involved in criminal activities during last week's finance bill protests, urging them to come forward. However, the situation took a dramatic turn when a photo surfaced online showing MP Silvanus Osoro with one of the suspects, Dennis Basweti. This raised suspicions that MP Osoro might have hired Basweti as a goon.
The MP quickly clarified that Dennis Basweti, a reverend, had visited Parliament about a month ago at his invitation. Basweti had taken videos and photos during his visit, which he later uploaded to his Facebook page on June 10, 2024. These images gained traction after Gen Z protestors stormed Parliament. In response to the public outcry, DCI Kenya subsequently exonerated Basweti and issued an apology.
This incident has led to widespread questioning of DCI Kenya's methods for compiling the suspect list, with many wondering if other individuals on the list were also wrongfully accused. Additionally, there are growing concerns over why the officers who shot at protestors have not been arrested. #DCIkenya #osoro #tedikabunge
Regards
Edgar Obare
Telegram - t.me/bnnkenya/52680?single