Public Service and Human Capital Development CS Justin Muturi has condemned the government for acting casually about the abductions in the country.
The CS was speaking on Friday where he called the government to own up on matters abductions and work on getting them resolved.
“There can never be a situation where the government says it does not know what is happening. We must own up to our efficiency where they have been pointed out or where they have occurred,” he said
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Muturi continued by calling out the government for denying having any knowledge on the abductions yet six people who are reported missing have not yet been found.
“We cannot be here and talk about young souls that have been taken away all over and allege we do not know who has taken them. We cannot say we don’t know. We are the government,” he said
The statement reveals the cracks in the government given the ranks that Muturi holds and the plea of those outside seeking answers from the government to condemn it too and work on rescuing those missing.
