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Insecurity: Gang Associated With Former CS Kills Three In Mumias

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Insecurity: Gang Associated With Former CS Kills Three In Mumias

Residents of Matungu Sub County in Mumias are living in fear after the 42 brothers gang killed three people.

The daring killings come after a security and peacebuilding meeting organised by the area police.

The leaders of the gang are known as Otini and Abu.

Residents associate the gang with sacked Cabinet Secretary (CS) Rashid Echesa.

Nine months ago, Echesa was on the spot after the current Kakamega Senator Cleophas Malala convoy was attacked and shot at in Matungu. Eshesa and Malala had had a bitter disagreement a few hours earlier.

The attackers, mostly from the 42 Brothers gang, were chanting pro-Echesa slogans. Echesa however, denied that the attackers were associated with him, dismissing the stories as fake news.

Recently, Echesa and Alego Usonga MP Samuel Atandi nearly exchanged blows at the Kisumu International Airport.

The former Orange Democratic Youth Leader has always been accused of sending goons to attack opponents.

Hi Prezda,

There's a great concern from people neighbouring the immediate former CS for Sports and Culture, the incompetent academic dwarf career conman Rashid Echesa.

The guy has revived his old thuggery gang.

As we speak 3 people have been literally slaughtered like chicken.

He's on a killing spree to avenge those who didn't show solidarity with him after he was sacked! People of Mumias, Matungu sub county to be specific.

I have photos of the victims.

Please address this with DCI our people are dying.

[the photo are too graphic]

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