"Enough Is Enough": Wanga Slams Rise in Police Killings

Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga has spoken out against the recent surge in police brutality and extrajudicial killings that have plagued the country.

She expressed deep sorrow over the tragic death of Albert Ojwang, emphasizing the need for accountability and justice.

Governor Wanga also shed light on the case of Calvins Omondi Onditi, a fisherman who died under suspicious circumstances while in police custody. She called for a thorough investigation to uncover the truth behind his death, hinting at possible foul play.

The governor's statement comes in the wake of public outrage following the shooting of Philip Oketch, an unarmed vendor, during protests against the killings. She demanded swift action against rogue police officers responsible for such atrocities, emphasizing the importance of holding them accountable.

Governor Wanga reiterated her county's commitment to upholding the principles of justice and human rights, stating that extrajudicial killings and police brutality have no place in their agenda. She called for immediate prosecution of all officers involved in such abuses, urging national leaders and police authorities to take decisive action.

Governor Wanga emphasized the need for justice and accountability, urging the authorities to act swiftly in addressing these grave violations of human rights.