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Bandits don't deserve ultimatum on weapons surrender

An armoured personnel carrier patrols Marigat-Mochongoi road in Baringo County

An armoured personnel carrier patrols Marigat-Mochongoi road in Baringo County on February 16, 2023. The armed bandits wreaking havoc by slaughtering their fellow Kenyans in the northern regions don’t deserve an ultimatum to surrender illegal weapons

Photo credit: Jared Nyataya I Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • The armed bandits wreaking havoc by slaughtering their fellow Kenyans in the northern regions don’t deserve an ultimatum to surrender illegal weapons, says Fred Njuki.
  • What’s the rationale for doing so when they have been on a looting and killing spree?
  • Let the KDF end the madness once and for all. No other person should be killed by these marauding gangs.


Warning shot • The armed bandits wreaking havoc by slaughtering their fellow Kenyans in the northern regions don’t deserve an ultimatum to surrender illegal weapons, says Fred Njuki. “What’s the rationale of doing so when they have been on a looting and killing spree? Let the KDF end the madness once and for all. No other person should be killed by these marauding gangs.” His contact is [email protected].

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