UNBELIEVABLE
Interior Cabinet Secretary Mr.Joseph Ole Lenku has concealed credible information to Kenyans and world at large.
First the government announced that 30 people were under hostage, question is where are the hostages?
Second, where are CCTV camera footages to show the world what happened during the incident?
Third, how exactly did Kenya police switch positions or post guards with KPDF army?
Fourth wasn’t Kenya having intelligence information prior to the incident?
Mr Lenku confirms that 5 terrorists died inside the mall. Now where ,when and by what means did he use to count and identify these terrorists? By the way where are the other 10?And who exactly gave him information that 15 people were terrorists?
We need the truth lest forensic  reports still will have gaps.
What is the actual number of the dead people. Kenya govt gives 62,Redcross gives 79 while Al-shabaab gives 136.Who is correct.

The way Kenya handled that situation really shows amateur hood in security issues even after being hit 34 times in history.

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