Wednesday, October 9, 2024 - Activist David Morara Kebaso has called upon Kenyans to fundraise to enable him to beef up his security after a brazen attack on him last Friday at the Bomas of Kenya.
Taking to his X account, Kebaso
noted that Kenyans needed to do more to guarantee his well-being after it emerged
that the National Intelligence Service (NIS) had infiltrated his inner
circle with a view of harming him.
Contrary to his previous
appeal where Kebaso was transparent, this time Morara made it explicitly clear
that he would not be accounting for the funds since this involved his security
and only well-wishers who trust him should contribute.
"I am requesting Kenyans of
goodwill to support me in boosting my security infrastructure and
manpower," wrote Morara.
"The security expenditure
will be very confidential therefore I won’t publicly account for it. Only send
if you TRUST me", wrote the activist.
Morara was assaulted at the
Bomas of Kenya when he showed up at the facility to exercise his public
participation democratic right on the impeachment of Deputy President Rigathi
Gachagua.
Morara, a huge critic of the
Kenya Kwanza government experienced a torrid time when goons descended on him,
throwing chairs and brutally attempting to beat him up.
Chaos and violence intensified
in the hall even as Morara tried to find a seat.
However, he was heckled and
forcefully ejected from the premises. Morara escaped with injuries and was
subsequently forced to seek medical attention.
Before the Bomas drama, Morara
was dramatically arrested at his Kahawa Sukari offices under unclear
circumstances.
He was rearrested again yesterday under unclear circumstances.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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