Kenyan Senator's Outrage: Corruption Blamed in Ojwang Killing

Kenyan Senator Onyonka Condemns Ojwang Killing, Cites Police Corruption NAIROBI, Kenya – Senator Richard Onyonka delivered a fiery speech in the Kenyan Senate today, expressing profound outrage over the killing of Albert Ojwang and lambasting the government's response. The incident, which occurred [insert date and location details if available], has sparked public outcry. "What was Ojwang discussing that made this man kill him? It's corruption!" Onyonka exclaimed, his voice laced with emotion. He went on to allege that the police service receives billions of shillings annually yet fails to deliver justice. He detailed the alleged budgetary allocation, stating, "The police service receives close to 56 billion shillings every year!" This statement underscores his claim of systemic failure within the law enforcement system. The Senator's passionate speech highlighted the public's deep frustration with corruption and the lack of accountability. His words serve as a stark reminder of the urgent need for reform and transparency within Kenya's government and law enforcement agencies. The investigation into Ojwang's death continues.