Senator Okiya Omtatah has been denied entry to DCI headquarter while urgently following up on a Certificate of Good Conduct for a colleague.
“I am deeply concerned and disheartened by an incident that transpired today at the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Headquarters on Kiambu Road, where I have been denied entry while seeking to urgently follow up on a Certificate of Good Conduct for a colleague which has taken long to be issued.
This certificate, often required for employment and other critical purposes, is a fundamental public service that must be accessible to all Kenyans without unnecessary barriers.” said Omtatah
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According to the Senator, the incident is a systematic inefficiency that is grappling the public service delivery in the country.
“This incident is not only shocking but also a glaring indication of systemic inefficiencies that continue to plague public service delivery in our country. Public institutions are mandated to serve all citizens with transparency, accountability, and fairness. Denying access to such services undermines public trust and contravenes the principles of equitable service enshrined in our Constitution.” he said
Okiya Omtatah has vowed to push for justice, fairness, and transparency and called on Kenyans to remain firm in demanding accountability and equitable service in all public insititutions.
“As a leader committed to the principles of justice, fairness, and transparency, I will continue to advocate for reforms to eliminate such barriers that hinder Kenyans from accessing essential services. The government has a duty to ensure that public offices remain open, accessible, and functional for every citizen.
I urge Kenyans to stand firm in demanding accountability and equitable service delivery from all public institutions. We must not tolerate inefficiency or impunity in the systems meant to serve us.” he said
