VIP Protection in Kenya Faces Scrutiny After MP's Assassination

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Nyakundi Report

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Questions have been raised regarding the state of VIP protection in Kenya following the assassination of Kabete MP George Muchai.

A closer look at the treatment of police officers assigned to protect MPs and other high-profile individuals reveals poor working conditions. Their day typically begins at 4AM, and some are allegedly tasked with running personal errands for their employers, including buying items such as viagra and condoms.

These officers are also expected to provide constant accompaniment to their bosses, attending various events and even private appointments.

A tweet by Boniface Mwangi has highlighted the plight of these officers, shedding light on the harsh realities they face.

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