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Public Service Cabinet Secretary Justin Muturi has dismissed calls for his resignation maintaining that the government needs to get to the bottom of reported cases of abductions. The CS has said his position does not contradict any government position. He spoke after he recorded a statement with the Directorate of Criminal Investigations at the Kilimani police station over last years abduction and release of his son.
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Public Service CS Justin Muturi dismisses calls for his resignation
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