Kisii Governor Simba Arati has said former Interior Minister Fred Matiangi was facing imminent threat to his life due to persecution by criminal gangs.
Kisii Governor Simba Arati has said former Interior Minister Fred Matiangi was facing imminent threat to his life due to persecution by criminal gangs.
During an event at the Gusii Stadium on Friday, April 5, Arati claimed that Matiang’i was being pursued by criminal gangs.
Governor Arati asked the government to release Matiang’i state security because of his prominent duties in fighting criminal activities during former President Uhuru Kenyatta’s tenure.
He said the former CS had retreated to his country house in Borabu, Nyamira County.
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“Matiangi dealt with Al Shabaab and restored peace and security in our country. Even if he was loyal to his boss, he needs safety from the government because his life is in danger,” Arati said during the event at the Gusii Stadium.
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Arati claimed that after the withdrawal of state security, Matinagi had to change vehicles at times to avoid the gangs.
He accused President William Ruto’s administration of dictatorial tendencies calling on the government to work to unite Kenyans.
“The national government dictatorship cannot help. Let us see how we can bring every leader on board,” Governor Arati said.
