National Assembly speaker Moses Wetangula has condemned invasion and theft at the Kenyatta family Northlands City in Nairobi. 

The speaker has called on the Police Inspector General to conduct thorough investigations and ensure the protection of any Kenyan and their property regardless of political affiliation.

Speaking at a burial ceremony at Kaptebengwet in Soy, Uasin Gishu County, Wetangula said the government has responsibility to protect every Kenyan and his or her property, saying no one should condone such acts.

At the same time, Wetangula appealed to former President Uhuru Kenyatta to emulate past presidents by shunning politics and be a state man.

The speaker said Uhuru should enjoy his retirement in peace by uniting Kenyans.

He asked Azimio la Umoja leader Raila Odinga to accept past election outcomes and move on, calling on Kenyans to stop being misused by politicians to cause chaos during demonsNational Assembly speaker Moses Wetangula has condemned invasion and theft at the Kenyatta family Northlands City in Nairobi. 

The speaker has called on the Police Inspector General to conduct thorough investigations and ensure the protection of any Kenyan and their property regardless of political affiliation.

Speaking at a burial ceremony at Kaptebengwet in Soy, Uasin Gishu County, Wetangula said the government has responsibility to protect every Kenyan and his or her property, saying no one should condone such acts.

At the same time, Wetangula appealed to former President Uhuru Kenyatta to emulate past presidents by shunning politics and be a state man.

The speaker said Uhuru should enjoy his retirement in peace by uniting Kenyans.

He asked Azimio la Umoja leader Raila Odinga to accept past election outcomes and move on, calling on Kenyans to stop being misused by politicians to cause chaos during demonstrations.trations.