He said “Terrorists are telling us to withdraw our soldiers in Somalia so that they can take part of our country, MoFA reported.
What are leaders showing when they join hands with the terrorists in calling for the withdrawal of our forces in Somalia?” The deputy president said “We are not going to allow even an inch of our land to be taken by terrorists,” and he urged Kenyans to be united in the fight against global terrorism.
He said issues of security required the support and participation of all Kenyans if the war against terrorism was to be won. He went on : “It is our collective responsibility as Kenyans to participate in the war against insecurity.
Let’s stop the blame game and work together in addressing security challenges facing the country.”
He said the Government was planning to recruit more police officers to resolve the shortage of 30,000 police officers.
He said it has recruited 7,000 last year and would be recruiting another 3,000 officers this year, and it would employ 10,000 officers on April 20 who would be able to report for training as soon as possible.
