The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) on Tuesday ordered criminal prosecution of former Transport Cabinet Secretary (CS) Michael Kamau and others over corruption.
According to the DPP, there is sufficient evidence to warrant court action over the CS and his accomplices.
However, Kenyans have offered a different solution indicating that criminal prosecution was not a good enough action in the war against corruption.
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On the contrary, Kenyans now want the government to adopt public execution of corrupt officials as is the case in some countries like China and North Korea.
Public executions would be more of a deterrent.
— Kisame (@KiziriiW) May 22, 2018
True ONE from each of the four big tribes, pale uhuru garden. Nobody will ever dare touch what is not rightfully theirs
— DrueBendt (@BendtDrue) May 22, 2018
10 Sacred Laws of looters
1. Have the tribal backing
2. Have tribal sycophants
3. Have the police in your wallet
4. Be ready to buy justice at all costs
5. Shed blood if necessary
6. Av whistle blowing faking skills
7. Deny Deny Deny
8. cry foul
9. Steal
10. Repeat the 9 steps— Baba Kemmy (@obai316) May 22, 2018
If all other people were to be dealt with like Kamau, Kenya would just be what we have always wanted it to be!!
— Onesmus! (@ones_mc) May 22, 2018
The government increasingly looks like it's just trying to manage crisis after crisis with no specific plan - not much will be achieved in 5 years
— KE (@KEcurious) May 22, 2018
Great effort. Every Kenyan of sound mind should support
— Newton Ingati (@Erwin_SPK) May 22, 2018
Thank you Dpp, jail these criminals who are killing the dreams of youths, youths are risking their lives by joining alshabab because of poverty
— Jimmy James (@JimmyJa89756016) May 22, 2018
People can't commit crime in corruption then secure court order to prevent EACC an investigating authority from accessing evidence and information that is denying Kenyan pple the right to protect public property by pub Institution acting on their behalf #cskamau
— Samuel N Orutwa (@orutwasam) May 22, 2018
Others, however, predicted the next course of development on the corruption case against the former CS.
Tomorrow his clansmen will arise and say their own is being attacked and targeted... Then a press conference. Or he will get lawyers to go block his case at the courts.
— Marto (@martoleo) May 22, 2018
We've seen such "raids" before,(e.g waiguru raid) these are just PR stunts to hoodwink the public that the anti-graft guys are working. BTW who would keep incriminating dossier at their private homes knowing that they are on the @EACCKenya radar?
— Ruffcast (@mkenya_4t) May 22, 2018
The government increasingly looks like it's just trying to manage crisis after crisis with no specific plan - not much will be achieved in 5 years
— KE (@KEcurious) May 22, 2018
