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Inspector General Of Police, Japheth Koome, has asked Lamu residents to remain calm and not to allow the enemy to divide them into religious lines. Koome visited several villages in Lamu west sub-county to reassure residents of their safety and security after a gruesome attack claimed the lives of five men, including a form three student at Bakanja Secondary School.
IG Koome holds security meeting after recent attacks
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