The National Police Service has issued a response following a report filed on the alleged destruction of activist Boniface Mwangi's house by use of explosives.
In a statement on Thursday, October 21, 2021, NPS revealed that a report of the incident had been filed at the Thika Police Station.
"The National Police Service wishes to confirm that a report was this morning filed at Thika Police Station by one Issac Ouma that a house belonging to one Boniface Mwangi, located at Kinanie Location, was attacked by three (3) unknown men in a white pickup Registration Number not known and allegedly armed with pistols," the statement read in part.
File image of activist Boniface Mwangi. |Photo| Courtesy|
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"The attackers accosted the site workers, robbed them of personal effects and assaulted the building still under construction with detonators causing three holes. Police have visited the scene and commenced investigations."
The police welcomed members of the public with any information to assist with the investigation.
This comes after the activist took to social media on the night of Wednesday, October 20, to accuse Machakos Governor Alfred Mutua of deploying state operatives to bomb his house.
The house was under construction in Lukenya, Machakos County.
The activist noted that he is “hurting” since his family had invested massive resources in the project.
"The state working for @DrAlfredMutua have bombed my family home in Lukenya, Machakos county, and robbed my employees. They realised hashtags can't scare me and they're now using explosives. I still don't fear because the Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want, He shall protect me," he tweeted.
