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Who wants Maangi dead?

[ad_1] Kisii Deputy Governor Joash Maangi on Friday went to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations to report that his life was in danger. Mr Maangi, Deputy President William Ruto’s point man in Kisii County, on Friday morning claimed that a number of police officers had stormed his Kisii home and demanded to take

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[ad_1] Kisii Deputy Governor Joash Maangi on Friday went to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations to report that his life was in danger. Mr Maangi, Deputy President William Ruto’s point man in Kisii County, on Friday morning claimed that a number of police officers had stormed his Kisii home and demanded to take his official car with them. One of his workers gave the officers the car keys and they drove it away, he said. ARMED POLICEMEN “This morning at about 4am, a contingent of about 12 armed policemen came to my residence in Kisii town ready with a tow track to tow a way my county government allocated vehicles but my domestic staff offered to give them the keys and they took away the vehicles,” he posted on his Facebook account. He...

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