Friday, January 24, 2025 – The government of President William Ruto has moved to suppress any dissent as far as the Social Health Authority (SHA) is concerned.
This is after police from the Directorate of
Criminal Investigations raided a hospital and arrested one of the women who
stormed a press conference by the Ministry of Health to lament about the
failures of SHA.
Grace Mulei was reportedly picked by persons
who identified themselves as officers attached to the Directorate of Criminal
Investigations (DCI) yesterday evening.
According to Grace's son George, his mother was picked up around 4pm at Ladnan Hospital in Pangani, where she had gone to receive treatment for her knee.
CCTV footage has since emerged online showing
the officers forcefully escorting Grace to one of their vehicles, before
driving away.
CCTV footage showing how Grace Njoki Mulei was arrested and dragged from Ladnan hospital in Eastleigh. pic.twitter.com/7JP4ME81pW
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George, a former Tahidi High actor, revealed
he has been in constant communication with his mother, who was taken to Capitol
Hill.
"My mum called me when she was at the
hospital," George said.
“She was concerned about some people who she
claimed were arresting her."
"One of the officers, a lady, identified
herself as a DCI officer as they took her away," he added.
The son further revealed that upon inquiring
why they were arresting his mother, they were informed she faced charges of
causing public disturbance.
Her forceful arrest has caused an online
uproar with many Kenyans accusing Ruto and his government of trying to suppress
critics.
The Kenyan DAILY POST.
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