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A section of Mt Kenya youth leaders has questioned the timing of recent remarks made by Public Service Cabinet Secretary Justin Muturi linking the NIS to the reported abduction of his son in June. The young leaders expressed deep concern about Muturi’s decision not to raise the matter in the appropriate forums, such as the Cabinet or the National Security Council, during his time in office. They urged politicians to exercise caution in their rhetoric, emphasizing that matters of national security are too critical to be trivialized for political gain.
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Youth leaders cast doubt on CS abduction claims
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