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Police have ordered the family of former President Uhuru Kenyatta to surrender all firearms in their possession to the Central Firearms Bureau of the National Police Service. A video recording Shows police officers who claim to have been instructed by the chairperson of the Firearms Licensing Board Yakub Rashid to demand that the family surrenders a total of 28 firearms owned by the former President's Children. The order comes even as the former Head of State defended his family maintaining that they followed the right procedure to obtain licenses to hold the firearms
Government orders Kenyatta family to surrender guns
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