Former Chief Justice David Maraga Breaks His Silence On Kidnapping, Criticizes William Ruto's Government

• Former Chief Justice David Maraga denounced kidnappings, killings and human rights violations in Kenya, calling on President William Ruto to take decisive action
• Maraga called for the immediate release of illegally detained youths and emphasized the importance of respecting the constitutional values ​​of dignity and life
• He attributed the 2024 protests to economic mismanagement and the erosion of basic humanity, urging reforms in various sectors.
• Maraga expressed hope for 2025, calling on Kenyans to embrace justice, humility and justice to build a better future

Nairobi – Former chief justice David Maraga He has asked President William Ruto to deal with cases of kidnapping, murder and other human rights violations that have plagued the country.

In a strong New Year's message, Maraga condemned the illegal detention and abuse of Kenyan youth, demanding their immediate release.

Maraga emphasized the respect for the sanctity of life and dignity of every citizen as stipulated in the Constitution.

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“The killing, maiming and kidnapping of Kenyan youths has put our institutions to a great test. It demands a moral response. If we are people sworn to the sanctity of the life and dignity of every citizen, then we must have courage. in the truth of our Constitution I curse killings, torture and kidnappings and calling for the immediate release of young people who are still being held unlawfully and carelessly,” said Maraga.

He cited the 2010 Constitution as a beacon of hope and reform, reminding Kenyans of the great powers they have given to this vision.

“Loyalty to the Constitution is a fundamental matter. It puts us all at the core of our responsibility to build a just society,” Maraga insisted.

It is Maraga's opinion about Kenya in 2024

The former chief justice highlighted the economic and social challenges that created protest large in 2024, including those led by young people.

He has mentioned that the chaos is due to the erosion of basic personality and poor economic management, stressing the urgent need for reform.

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Maraga acknowledged the resilience of Kenyans in difficult situations while praising their efforts to hold public institutions accountable.

“The cry of pain and anger that we saw this year was due to the erosion of basic personality and economic waste, we must quickly address the decline in the important sectors of education and health, restore the economy to create decent jobs for our youth. and redesigning our tax system to ensure equity and sustainability of the tax burden.

Maraga's message also looked forward to a hopeful year 2025, urging Kenyans to adhere to the values ​​of justice, humility and justice.

How Gachagua wronged Ruto about the kidnapping

Previously, the former vice president Rigathi Gachagua he criticized Ruto for keeping quiet about the kidnapping.

Addressing journalists from his home in Nyeri on Friday, December 27, Gachagua claimed to be silent Ruto spoke loudly about his indirect involvement in the atrocity, and called for him to take full responsibility.

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At least five youths have disappeared since December 21, and their whereabouts were unknown as of December 27, when the president spoke about the issue.

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