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Visit Baringo to address rising insecurity, leaders tell Uhuru

Baringo North William Cheptumo speaks to journalists

Baringo North William Cheptumo speaks to journalists in Nakuru on March 13, 2022 during a press conference by leaders from Baringo who called on President Uhuru Kenyatta to personally tour the region to address rising insecurity.

Photo credit: Cheboite Kigen | Nation Media Group

Amid rising insecurity in Baringo, local leaders have demanded that President Uhuru Kenyatta personally visits the county to assess the situation and help end the runaway banditry in the region.

The more than 20 leaders — among them Baringo Governor Stanley Kiptis, former governor Benjamin Cheboi, MPs William Cheptumo (Baringo North), Charles Kamuren (Baringo South) and other local leaders — made the call on Sunday when they addressed journalists at the Sarova Woodlands Hotel in Nakuru City.