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Interior and National Administration Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen says restricted access to Nairobi Central Business District was meant to prevent criminal infiltration. While acknowledging the inconvenience caused to city residents, Murkomen insists the primary goal was to safeguard lives and property during the Monday saba saba protests. The CS spoke during an inspection tour of the City Centre where he lauded security agencies for maintaining law and order during the demonstrations.
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Saba Saba I Murkomen says restricted access to Nairobi CBD prevented criminal infiltration
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