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“You can ship out,” Oscar Sudi to CS Justin Muturi

Kapseret member of parliament Oscar Kipchumba Sudi has told off the cabinet secretary for Public Service and Human Capital Development Mr. Justin Muturi over his recent abduction claims.

Through his official Facebook post, Sudi termed the remarks by Justin Muturi as mere desperate moves aimed at blackmailing the regime of President William Samoei. The legislator added that the Cabinet Secretary has lost relevance and is just clutching at the last straws to stay afloat politically.

“This desperate move, made now that your political career has waned, is a clear BLACKMAIL attempt. The timing is highly suspicious, revealing a COWARD man clutching at straws for political expedience.” Sudi wrote.

The legislator further unequivocally told the cabinet secretary to ship out since there are many professionals from Embu County who can take his position to continue serving.

“In regards to your  son’s woes, who is my AGEMATE kwani alishikwa bure?? Furthermore, there are many Embus professionals who can serve the country with zeal, you can SHIP out.” He added.

The remarks by Sudi comes a day after Muturi shed light on the inner workings of the government, particularly regarding the many abductions in the country. According to the CS, the National Intelligence Service (NIS), under the leadership of Director General Noordin Haji was behind the abductions of Kenyans.

The former attorney general had earlier hit out at the Kenya Kwanza government over the abduction of his son Leslie Muturi, stating that minimum effort was made to find his whereabouts.

Muturi revealed that it took a personal meeting with President Ruto to finally ascertain the whereabouts of his son. This followed unsuccessful attempts, including reaching out to former Interior CS Kithure Kindiki, former Inspector General Japhet Koome, Interior PS Raymond Omollo, and Anti-Terrorism Police Unit (ATPU) director Kiprotich Mohamed, all of which bore no fruit.

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