Junubi Daiman

The story of Albert Ojwang did not begin at Central Police Station. There was an intergovernmental war inside the security sector, and a troll operation was reportedly hired to fight DIG Eliud Lagat. The job is said to have come through Alvan Kinyua, who works with Mutahi Ngunyi, before it was handed to a man known as Czar. Albert did not make the post that triggered the arrest. He only co-owned the account, while the post was published by a woman who also had access to it. Even as Albert was arrested and transported to Nairobi, he did not know which post had put him in trouble. There are also claims that Lagat insisted Albert be brought to Nairobi to “serve as an example.” The court process will not be complete unless the people involved in that campaign explain what the war was about, who commissioned the attacks, who managed the accounts, who made the post and how Albert ended up carrying the consequences. Alvan Kinyua, Czar and everyone connected to that operation must help Kenyans understand the full chain of events, because justice cannot begin at Central Police Station while ignoring the campaign that led Albert there.