Kenyans have been celebrating victory on reports that no casualty was reported after brave soldiers repulsed an attempted attack from suspected AlShabab gunmen in Shimbirey,Garissa.Police said gunmen opened fire on Chinese construction facilities in an eastern area, days after Islamic extremists claimed responsibility for a deadly attack in Nairobi.
Aden Duale, the feisty Majority Leader in the National Assembly, is no doubt a man in a spot in the government’s crackdown on Al-Shabaab militants.
After the April 2 dawn attack on Garissa University College where the militants killed 148 students and security personnel Duale’s words were marked by many.
At a press conference with other leaders from the North Eastern region, Mr Duale said he would produce names of those who finance the terrorist group in 30 days, sparking an instant uproar from Kenyans who interpreted this to mean that he had information about the group but had not deemed it necessary to pass it on to the security agencies.
After the Al-Shabaab come back, Kenyans are hunting Duale again to spill details he claims to know of the terrorists.
Its high time Hon. Aden Duale read out the list he claimed he had of Kenya’s who were financing Alshabab, @HonAdenDuale @SakajaJohnson @SenMutula #Garissa
— Wesh wangari (@JuniorSam09) January 21, 2019