Ex-KDF officer Franklin Opiyo has narrated of how he was chained at DCI offices without trial for a year during the tenure of George Kinoti. He is clear that his vehicle which he had given to a friend was the source of all his troubles with the now disbanded SSU unit.
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Opiyo is clear that he was dismissed from duties as a military officer after he failed to report to duty. He is clear that the accusations against him were wrong because he just helped one of his friends with a vehicle before it was caught in robbery incident.
Opiyo wants to be compensated and be allowed to resume his duties as a Kenya Defence Forces officer. He narrates that he has never been charged in court despite his remand by DCI for a year.
The Kenya Defence Forces has never spoken about his challenges which he encountered. According to Opiyo, it's unfortunate that DCI George Kinoti found it necessary to ruin his life without subjecting him to trial.
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