Some few minutes ago, the former prime minister of Kenya hon Raila Odinga arrived at the DCI headquarters in Nairiobi. According to reports, the ODM party leader went to DCI headquarters in solidarity with the former cabinet secretary hon Fred Matiang'i who presented himself before the detectives today in the morning.
The earlier reports had said that Mr Odinga who was at the parliament buildings will go straight to Kiambu road headquarters to Join Matiang'i and his congregation. Azimio la Umoja leader Raila Odinga is on his way to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations headquarters. "Raila will join a host of former CS and leaders who are at the sleuths headquarters in solidarity with the former Interior CS. He will head straight to the Kiambu road-based offices from parliament where he had gone to collect his dividends." Said the earlier reports.
Matiang'i has been at the DCI offices for over seven hours now. His lawyers had decried that the police might arrest him despite the court order barring them from arresting him. Let's wait to see what will happen.
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