The Member of Parliament of Mathare Constituency, honorable Anthony Oluoch has cautioned President William Ruto to stop using some sensitive words that are sensitive and can put him in a tight corner.
The vocal legislator said that the statement that the President made some time back that ‘mambo ni matatu’ is very heavy and many people have weighed it as a threat. He also added that the late Chief of Defense Forces, General Francis Ogolla died in a plane crash under unclear circumstances and Kenyans are still asking themselves a couple of unanswered questions.
He told the President to select his choice of words very well because someone can take his words and use against him in the event that things turn the way he said. He also added that it was unnecessary to say that he Gave General Francis Ogolla the CDF job despite the fact that he wanted to overturn his 2022 victory.
CS Aden Duale however cleared the air and confirmed that CDF Francis Ogolla was a very principled man and he did not participate in anything like that. He confirmed that he was only sent by his bosses and senior people in the government but he did not conspire to do anything bad.
The Mathare North Member of Parliament said that investigations are already ongoing as to how General Francis Ogolla died through a plane crash but he knows that the President cannot be implicated in that. He just added that he needs to be more careful with his words so that he does not find himself in a tight corner or fix himself with his own words.
General Francis Ogolla was laid to rest yesterday at his home in Siaya County and the event was a State burial and it was presided over by President William Ruto who is the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces.
