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Political leaders in Marsabit County are demanding an immediate reaction from security officers operating in the County in response to a Monday night attack that left 8 people dead in Elledimtun area along Forolle Turbi road. The leadership comprising Marsabit Governor Mohamud Mohamed, Senator Mohamed Chute, and women rep Naomi Waqo also condemned the abduction of two Korean Missionaries working in the County.
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Marsabit political leaders demand explanation over Monday night attack
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