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Al-Shabaab Recruit Surrenders To Kamukunji Police

[ad_1] Al Shabaab militants in Somalia. A 23-year-old man walked to a police post in Kamkunji, Nairobi and declared he was an Al-Shabaab recruit who had fled from the militants’ Somalia hideout. Mr John Muimi from Samburu told police he had joined the terror group in June 2019. He said he was taken to Likoni, Mombasa

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Al-Shabaab Recruit Surrenders To Kamukunji Police

[ad_1] Al Shabaab militants in Somalia. A 23-year-old man walked to a police post in Kamkunji, Nairobi and declared he was an Al-Shabaab recruit who had fled from the militants’ Somalia hideout. Mr John Muimi from Samburu told police he had joined the terror group in June 2019. He said he was taken to Likoni, Mombasa on November 29, 2019. He was then taken to Mandera and later to Somalia where he was briefly trained and made to take an oath. By then he was in the company of six other Kenyans. According to him, they trained for almost a month before he managed to escape and returned to Kenya on January 6 using the Kitui- Thika highway route. SEE ALSO : Car bomb kills 61 people in Mogadishu He arrived in Majengo, Nairobi on Monday. Majengo is...

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