Wednesday, January 1, 2025 - A prominent Luhya community member of Parliament has denied claims of abductions in the country by security forces.
Speaking on Tuesday, Sirisia
Member of Parliament, John Waluke, termed cases of abductions as fabricated
stories aimed at tarnishing the
reputation of President William Ruto.
The MP alleged that certain
individuals have been staging abduction cases by hiding youthful government
critics and presenting them on media platforms to validate the false narrative.
Waluke cited an instance where a
woman reportedly recanted her earlier claims of abduction, further supporting
his argument that these stories were politically motivated.
"Let me say that some
people are lying. Those who are against the president are the ones bringing up
this issue, claiming someone has been abducted, but there is nothing like that.
They even hide these young men somewhere and then show pictures on TV.
"You’ll find someone… didn’t you see one woman who came out and said it was a lie, that they had deceived her?
"There’s nothing like this; it’s all lies because they want to tarnish the name
and reputation of the government and the president," Waluke claimed.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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