Activist Bonface Mwangi Takes On The Government Over The Langata Land Grabbing

This week has seen condemnation fly from all corners of the globe following the tear-gassing of primary school children demonstrating to have their playground returned back after it was grabbed.

The incident caused massive outrage and condemnation from all quarters, with accusations also finding their way into the all saga.

President Kenyatta came out yesterday and demanded that the land be restored to the primary school and that those involved in the Monday incident be held responsible for the developments.

However, activist Bonface Mwangi, who was part of the group that led the demonistrations, has paused very stringent questions that he and many Kenyans on social media want the government to answer.

The big question that is being asked is, why has the land grabber not been mentioned, arrested and charged in a court of law because land grabbing is a criminal offence?

The activist is wondering why police, activists and the headteacher of Lang’ata Primary School are implicated yet the person who grabbed the land is walking scot-free.

NYS has been spotted this morning clearing the debris ready to construct a new wall for the school.