Saturday, December 28, 2024 - A section of Kikuyu community elders has joined other Kenyans in condemning the rising cases of abductions in the country, amid growing calls for government accountability.
The elders made their call while gathered at the foot of Mt. Kenya on Friday for an annual prayer session, amid the country’s struggle with a wave of abductions and other significant challenges
The ceremony was led by Samuel
Kamitha, Director of the Gikuyu and Mumbi Cultural Museum, a non-State
institute.
During the event, the leaders expressed concerns over the recent abductions, which have reportedly reached a total of twenty-nine cases.
Kamitha reflected on the
nation’s ongoing challenges, including political instability, social unrest,
and shocking events that have deeply impacted Kenyans.
“This year has brought many
shocking events for our country. We have come here to pray for Kenya and seek
divine intervention,” Kamitha said, emphasizing the seriousness of the
situation.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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