Kindiki Warns Illicit Alcohol Dealers of Arrests in Intensified Crackdown
The Second in Command stated that the fight against the harmful drinks has been intensified and no one will be spared to ensure no single Kenyan is exposed to poison in the name of liquor.
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki issued a stern warning to sellers of harmful alcoholic drinks in Kenya, stating that they will face arrest and accountability for endangering the lives of Kenyans. During a visit to Limuru Constituency in Kiambu County, Kindiki declared that the government's crackdown on illicit alcohol will intensify and no one will be spared.
The Deputy President emphasized that the fight against harmful drinks has become more aggressive, vowing to ensure that no Kenyan is exposed to poison in the guise of alcohol. Kindiki, who previously served as Interior and National Administration Cabinet Secretary, highlighted his previous success in combating terrorism in Kenya.
He urged milk farmers and residents of Mount Kenya to remain united and not fall prey to political incitement, reinforcing that violence and incitement are criminal acts.
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