Reactions After Blood Parliament BBC Filmmakers Arrested By Kenyan DCI Police Officers

Just after doing a great job of exposing and revealing the truth to Kenyans on how the police together with KDF collaborated, to kill GenZs during the 2024 demonstrations, the government has decided to order the arrest of the BBC blood parliament documentary filmmakers.

The four who are the giant media house correspondence who are based in Kenya, Nicholas Gichuki, Brian Adagal, MarkDenver Karubuiu and Chris Wamae, were arrested by the DCI police officers. Two are held at Pangani police station and the other two are held at Muthaiga police station.

Here is the screenshot of the full information .( Courtesy of NTV).

Here are screenshots of some of the comments.

Here is the link to the full information on Facebook.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Bq67qg8qz/

This is a clear indication of how the government doesn’t want to be exposed after doing evil things. Intimidating journalists, won’t solve the problems Kenyans are facing, instead it is just fueling anger among Kenyans, it is just another poor decision made by those in power.