A series of kidnappings and killings caused by MCAs causing chills :: Kenya

Silale's abduction The parish member of the County Assembly, Nelson Lotela, Sunday night, raised questions about who could be after the MCA life of Tiaty Sub-County in Baringo.

The abduction follows the unresolved murder of two MCA – Thomas Minito who was abducted last May in Kabarnet and his body found at Oldonyo Sabuk and the badbadination of Kibet Cheretei with Pepee Kitambaa by a armed man in Marigat last year February.

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The execution of the kidnappings follows the same scenario: individuals pretending to be police officers grouping their victim in a vehicle and leaving, leaving in the wake of family members and children Panicked friends.

Led by Tiaty MP William Kamket, the leaders said they wanted the government to explain the mystery behind the kidnappings and badbadinations of leaders.

Kamket said that it is now, the government must come to unveil the mystery.

"There is a killer squad in government and we want to know who they are, we have to find the cause," said Kamket

Kamket who spoke to reporters at the center of University health of Kabarak. Before being transferred to Nairobi for additional checks, he said they had to tell them who the people were behind the unsolved killings and warned that there could never be a government of bandits.

"The government must tell us what, we must know the intent of the kidnappers, and did they intend to kill him as they did at Churo Amaya MCA in 2017 and not even an investigation file has not been opened ".

Lotela recounting the ordeal of his hospital bed said that he survived death by a mustache in the arms of eight heavily armed men.

He was abducted while returning from Chemolingot in Tiaty Baringo County around 17:30 at the Nginyany River Bridge.

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Lotela stated that his captors had watched him from 4:30 pm while he was at the Center when he saw the KCA 212P Black Nevara vehicle supposedly used to block the road parked near of his.

He said that he did not suspect anything fishy and that the vehicle belonged to one of the entrepreneurs in the area. "I saw a vehicle parked near mine at the Chemolingot Trade Center and I badumed that it belonged to one of the contractors in the area," Lotela said since his hospital bed where he was receiving treatment at the Health Center of Kabarak University.

The Navara car followed him closely and caught up with him. The driver of the car had however indicated that they were heading towards Kapedo, which was not the case, as the car followed them towards the Nginyany River bridge.

Lotela and her driver had just crossed the river when the kidnappers pbaded them and blocked their way and three armed men jumped out of the car.

"They followed us and immediately we crossed the river, they caught us and blocked us, three men jumped out of the car carrying firearms and ordered us out," he said. said.

Two of the men reportedly went to Lotela's side and one went to his driver. The MCA was packaged in the cabin of the car where his hands were tied.

The MCA's efforts to obtain men's answers did not bear fruit as the men refused to identify.

The kidnappers who arrived in Kabarak realized that there was a roadblock and were forced to head towards Menengai. The MCA said that after one kilometer of road, the vehicle stopped. People landed and we asked for it.

His hands were untied and he was directed to a ditch where he was invited to say his last words. "I knew it was the last moment on earth but I told them I did not have any words to say because I did not know why they were going to kill me," the MCA said shaken.

He said that he was waiting for them to arm their weapons while he was kneeling, but they did not do it.

In what seemed to be eternity, he does not remember how long he stayed in that position but when he could not hear anything around him, he opened his eyes.

"I opened my eyes and there was no one in. I took a few slow steps but my legs were heavy," he recalls.

He said that when he found all his senses, he noticed that he had been thrown into a wooded area of ​​the Gicheha farm.

"I moved slowly and spotted pole at Kirobon Boys High School where I went to the door where I met a guard and introduced myself and he helped me with his phone and I called my wife, "he said.

The director of criminal investigations, George Kinoti, said his officer would pursue the kidnappers and take them home. Kinoti said he has a duty to Kenyans and will not fail to unmask the chaotic elements that cause chaos in the country.

"I can badure you that we will have them – alive or dead, this can not happen under my supervision," he said.

A health worker from the Kabarak University Health Center, Brian Yego, who visited him stated that the MCA was in a confused state when it was received in the hospital. ;establishment. He was then flown to Nairobi for

Baringo County Assembly President David Kiplagat Kerich called on the government to unmask the people behind these mysterious killings.

Kerich says that no stone should be left to chance and that the Inspector General of Police should issue orders and hold accountable to those responsible.

"As the Baringo County Assembly, we ask the government to spare no effort, we have scheduled a special meeting to discuss the matter and we want the Inspector General to give orders, we want to know what happened and who is responsible, "said Kerich.