Monday, October 21, 2024 - Just hours after impeached Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua disclosed he survived two assassination attempts, Kenyans on X are now demanding that President William Ruto explain the death of former Chief of Defence Forces, General Francis Ogolla.
Ogolla died in a plane crash in
April but the government is yet to announce what caused the crash despite President
William Ruto assuring Kenyans that the report will be out in 3 months.
Many Kenyans suspected it was an
assassination plot but it was later revealed that the chopper Ogolla was
travelling on had developed a mechanical problem.
The same chopper that killed
Ogolla was being used by Gachagua who revealed on Sunday that he had survived two assassination attempts.
Here are some comments from
Kenyans in regards to General Ogolla’s death
“John Methu and DP Rigathi
Gachagua who killed General Francis Ogolla? Who is the top government official
that had to use a chopper assigned to General Ogolla? Where is the report from
the task force Mr. Must Go assigned to investigate General Francis Ogolla's
death?,’ Richard Onyonka asked.
“Our doubts are now
confirmed, General Francis Ogolla was eliminated. If they can poison Rigathi
Gachagua in Kisumu then there's no way CDF Ogolla would be safe after they
accused him of trying to overthrow their victory. The Butcher of Sugoi is a
brother to Satan,” Government critic wrote.
“On April 18, 2024, DP Riggy
G was to be eliminated in a chopper crash. Ogolla went instead. He was engaged in
official government business with the UN. It was a rush-hour meeting, it wasn't
supposed to happen. The main event was to inspect government projects. Weuh!,” Akal
Simba wrote.
“How did the investigation
into the tragic plane crash that killed CDF Francis Ogolla proceed? It seems
ODM vultures have stopped asking for answers,” Cornelius Rono wrote.
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Assassination is a complex story in Kenya: Pinto, Mboya, JM Kariuki, Owiti Ongili, Robert Ouko, Alexander Muge, Odhiambo Mbai, Mugabe Were, Jacob Juma, Chris Musando and many others. If these issues including deaths during politically instigated clashes in 1990s, victims' of 2007/8 post-election violence, other post-election deaths, injuries and loses, Genz protest victims and many other attempts have to be resolved, then Kenyans have to be very honest and genuine in the quest to go to the bottom of these killings and subsequent scars on our nationhood
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