Dennis Itumbi’s plea for justice turns controversial as #JusticeforSniper sparks Backlash

Itumbi, understood for his participation in political advocacy, revealed outrage over the event and required justice for the killed blog writer.

In a message published on social networks on December 25, Dennis Itumbi required justice for Daniel Muthiani and highlighted the significance of identifying that blogging is not a criminal activity.

He particularly attended to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) and the Director of Public Prosecution, stressing that those accountable for Muthiani’s murder need to be held responsible.

“I am a blog writer. Blogging is not a criminal offense. The only Christmas message is #JusticeForSniper. Hii ufala na ujinga should stop. Disagree with me, however do not eliminate! Enough suffices! Justice needs to be served,Itumbi asserted in his post.

In spite of Itumbi’s impassioned plea, the post amassed combined responses from the general public. Some people revealed compassion for the killed blog writer and echoed Itumbi’s require justice.

Others questioned Itumbi’s choice to attend to the concern on social media rather of using pertinent authorities.

Critics recommended that Dennis Itumbi, understood for his close relationship with President William Ruto, must take advantage of his connections to promote for justice for Daniel Muthiani more straight.

The belief amongst some commenters was that Itumbi must personally notify the president about the awful fate of the Meru-based blog writer.

@gabrieloguda Simply send it to your employer, wacha kutubeba ufala nanii.

@Wesley_Kibande Si uko kwa serikali tbh. Why tirade like us on social networks when you can do something about it?

@Haaland_sholla I believe u additionally would have tweeted something along the lines of;” … I have actually spoken with or asked for the president to act quick on the problem and make sure justice is served…” What u tweeted in my viewpoint is taking Kenyans for fouls

@MasterSagini Stop the hypocrisy, you tweeting like a simple Kenyan and you constantly sitting with the president every day. Mwambie hapo face to deal with

Daniel Muthiani, likewise referred to as Sniper, was a widely known political activist in Meru County. His gruesome murder sent out shockwaves through the blogging and political advocacy neighborhood.

The situations surrounding his death stay uncertain, triggering Itumbi and others to require a comprehensive examination and responsibility for those accountable.

Itumbi’s message not just looks for justice for Daniel Muthiani however likewise requires an end to violence versus people revealing their viewpoints through blogging.

The event has actually sparked conversations about the security of blog writers and political activists in Kenya, with numerous highlighting the requirement to safeguard flexibility of expression without the worry of lethal effects.