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CS Fred Matiang'i, Cabinet Secretary in charge of the Ministry of Interior and National Government Program Coordination, has issued a warning to some politicians seeking to form the next government (indirectly referring to DP William Ruto, who is present at the National Security Council meeting).
During a speech on Monday afternoon, he stated that some of them were unaware of the situation and reforms being implemented in the National Police Service.
"You may have seen some of these people back then. They're promising a lot of things and saying they'll do it when they take over the next government, but some of them haven't said anything in the National Security Council, where we huddle.
During a speech on Monday afternoon, he stated that some of them were unaware of the situation and reforms being implemented in the National Police Service.
"You may have seen some of these people back then. They are promising to do a lot of things when they take over the next government, but some of them have never said anything in the National Security Council, where we have met "The Cabinet Secretary made this observation.
"Those claiming to have solutions to police problems are unaware of the government's investments to better train and care for our officers in uniform..." CS Matiang'i,
He could have been referring to Deputy President William Ruto because he attends the crucial National Security Council meetings.
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