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Still on abductions, Billy Mwangi and Gideon Kibet who were among five abductees released after being kidnapped in December have recorded their statements at DCI Headquarters. The two in the company of family members, lawyers and human rights organisations went to record statements as directed by the court to aid in the ongoing investigations.
Billy Mwangi and Kibet Bull summoned to record statements
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