DPP Noordin Haji and DCI chief George Kinoti were yesterday urged by Three legislators from Nyanza region yesterday urged investigate and bring to justice murderers of Rongo University student Sharon Otieno.
Gladys Wanga (Homa Bay woman representative), Pamela Odhiambo (Migori woman representative) and nominated Senator Rose Nyamunga said the killing of the second year medical records student was inhuman should be dealt with in the rightful manner.
The 24 year old scholar was allegedly abducted alongside Nation Media Group journalist Barack Oduor the later found dead in Kodera Forest on Wednesday. She is said to have been seven months pregnant .
“It’s alleged the killing of Sharon and her unborn child is linked to a senior Migori official. If indeed it is true, this is very unfortunate, shameful and unacceptable,” Odhiambo said.
It is not right and fair to use money and positions to lure our young unsuspecting daughters to their death. A life has been cut off in a cruel manner, a career lost and an otherwise bright future turned into tears for the family.”
The comments reflect the Mood from Kenyans on Social Media..
From the most prominent..
I would like to call upon the relevant investigative agencies to move with speed to ensure that those involved in her killing are brought to book.
May her soul rest in eternal peace.— Raila Odinga (@RailaOdinga) September 5, 2018
To the common Mwanancchi…
Killing of Sharon Otieno, straight up, not right. I mean there's no coming back from that. Okay, though let's not sugarcoat this, tell the youth (especially girls) what they want to hear and what will save their future. No shortcuts, choices have consequences.
— James OSORE (@JamesOsore) September 6, 2018
And we all agree…
The brutal murder of Sharon Otieno is deeply disturbing. Human life is sacred, cannot be taken so recklessly. Also wishing my friend journalist Barack Oduor a quick recovery.
Those behind this henious act must be brought to book, however high or mighty.#RIP
— Hon Gladys Wanga (@gladyswanga) September 5, 2018