Murkomen lands fresh blow on the credibility of DCI Boss

Elgeiyo Marakwet Senator Hon. Kipchumba Murkomen has landed fresh blow of DCI Boss George Kinoti.

On Friday, the Directorate of Criminal Investigations posted a tweet urging Kenyans to assist with tracing three missing vehicles.

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7. KCN 133N-Toyota Double Cabin

8. KCN 139N-Toyota Double Cabin

9. KCN 456G-Land cruiser Pick-UP

If you own, know or have seen any of the above vehicles, kindly make a report at your nearest Police Station or @DCI_Kenya Headquarters-Investigations Bureau.

— DCI KENYA (@DCI_Kenya) March 29, 2019

Murkomen later expressed his dissatisfaction and vengeance towards the DCI by questioning the reliability and credibility of the DCI’s investigations.

“If the DCI has to rely on twitter to establish the ownership of vehicles in Kenya then how will he be able to investigate complex matters of syndicated loans ? SMH,” Murkomen tweeted.

If the DCI has to rely on twitter to establish the ownership of vehicles in Kenya then how will he be able to investigate complex matters of syndicated loans ? SMH https://t.co/MsWoOWLwZM

— KIPCHUMBA MURKOMEN, E.G.H (@kipmurkomen) March 29, 2019

Murkomen has been on record for questioning the DCI boss and has at one time called for him to face the sack after the DCI questioned his role in the Sh 21 billion dams scandal.

“We have not questioned the legal mandate of DCI, we are questioning the capacity of the institution and the professional competence of the office holder,” Murkomen said.

Chairman, the tweets in reference are not to establish ownership- plainly, they seek to establish WHEREABOUTS. Ama namna gani @DCI_Kenya ?

— Silas Chepkeres Jakakimba (@silasjakakimba) March 30, 2019

According to Murkomen, the DCI should be relieved off his duties and the role of fighting corruption be delegated to a new commission that will be vetted by parliament.