Wiper Leader Kalonzo Musyoka Condemns Mukuru Demolition

According to the wiper leader, he termed the move as inhumane and senseless.

He also added that the President swore to protect his citizens and thus the demolitions which he says were fuelled by land grabbers must be condemned in the strongest terms possible.

He accused land grabbers of the inhabitants' woes, claiming that they used the road construction to buy their way into the demolition of other structures with the goal of acquiring the land.

According to Kalonzo, who vowed to bring the victim's petition to the President for prompt resettlement, it is against the Kenyan constitution to demolish someone's property without providing them with an alternative. 

                                     Demolition at Mukuru Kwa Njenga. PHOTO TWITTER

The Wiper leader continues, "The Government of Kenya should apologize to the residents of Mukuru Kwa Njenga for the shooting and killing that occurred there," adding, "The Government of Kenya should apologize to the residents of Mukuru Kwa Njenga for the shooting and killing that occurred there." that “the government must take responsibility because the gun used to kill belongs to the state”.

He says those responsible for the mess must resign and be investigated over the inhumane treatment of fellow Kenyans and failure in their duty to protect the citizenry.

The Wiper leader who is also the patron of Kalonzo Musyoka Foundation (KMF) announced that they will donate two tonnes of maize flour to the families affected by the demolitions.

Kalonzo was accompanied by area MP Julius Mawathe, Hon Makali Mulu, Hon Jessica Mbalu, and Hon Joshua Mwalyo among other wiper Nairobi leadership.