Gatundu South Member of Parliament Moses Kuria has broken his silence over allegations of having a hand in the death of Chris Musando; the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission ICT boss who was murdered a few days to the 2017 general election.
In a tweet, Kuria said; “The night we found Musando’s vehicle at Roysambu after,we had come from Muranga campaigning for Uhuru Kenyatta with Sabina Chege. In fact we were tipped off by her friends.Both of us recorded statements with DCI Nairobi Area. How come no one ever asks her or Uhuru who killed him?”
The night we found Musando's vehicle at Roysambu after,we had come from Muranga campaigning for Uhuru Kenyatta with Sabina Chege. In fact we were tipped off by her friends.Both of us recorded statements with DCI Nairobi Area. How come no one ever asks her or Uhuru who killed him?
— CS Moses Kuria (@HonMoses_Kuria) July 31, 2022
This is not the first time, Kuria is addressing the allegations. In January 2020, the MP said that he was sick and tired of people connecting him to the gruesome murder of Chris Msando.
Taking to social media, the MP expressed his disgust and stated that he will address the issue and bring the whole debate to rest but he never did.
“I am sick and tired about people connecting me to the murder of Chris Msando. I will address the media on Monday 20th January 2020 at 3pm about this whole issue” Kuria wrote.
Moses Kuria was among the first people to arrive at the scene where Msando’s car was dumped and boldly proclaimed that the public was worried about a man who was having fun with a woman, taking photos with the car and sharing the same on social media.
“So this is Chris Musando’s vehicle right now here at Roysambu. The idiot is enjoying sweet time with a woman. And the story was that he is privy to ‘rigging’ and he cant be found. Verily,verily I say unto you Raila. You will not burn this country. Not when I am alive.” Kuria wrote back in 2017.
True to his predictions, Msando’s body was found next to that of a lady identified as Caroline Ngumbu: Only that they were not having a good time. They had been tortured and subjected to a slow, painful death.
