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Nairobi Police Commander George Seda is on the defense, denying explosive claims of a police-goon alliance after viral videos showed officers appearing in sync with armed thugs during Tuesday’s protests. The gangs, who unleashed chaos and destruction across the CBD, operated freely under what many Kenyans now call state-backed impunity. Meanwhile, Governor Johnson Sakaja is also scrambling to clear his name, dismissing claims he helped mobilize the marauding groups even as questions abound over premeditated remarks by government officials.
Nairobi Governor Sakaja denies sponsoring stick-wielding goons
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