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Prime suspect Collins Jumaisi confessed to killing 42 women, including his wife, over two years—yet he denied the charges in court. As investigations continue, we must ask: how far have security agencies gone to ensure justice is served? Change starts with accountability—from government, law enforcement, and all of us. #EndFemicideKE
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