Mocking the Dead?Kimani Ichung’wah Downplays Extra-Judicial Killings Tells Kenyans To Respect Police

As Kenyans continue to mourn and demand justice for victims of police brutality and extra-judicial killings, National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah has chosen the path of gaslighting, urging civilians to “respect the police” the same police force executing unarmed citizens in broad daylight. In what can only be described as a shameful and insensitive display of power, Ichung’wah downplayed the pain of families who have lost loved ones, choosing instead to defend the state apparatus over the lives it continues to destroy. This is not leadership. This is complicity. The regime has made it clear: they will kill, then ask for respect. They will silence you, then accuse you of being unruly. They will downplay death, then talk about law and order. We will not stay silent. We will not be lectured by men who choose violence over truth, loyalty to power over justice. Watch as we unpack the full extent of Ichung’wah’s remarks, the growing anger on the ground, and why Kenyans must continue to rise for Albert Ojwang, and for every name erased by police bullets. Support Our Work MPESA: +254 726 916 908 Or through PayBill: 4096889 Account Name: LNN Thank You