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Mohamed Ali’s offices attacked for ‘the fifth time’ by unknown persons

Tuesday, March 14th, 2023 22:17 | By
Mohamed Ali's offices attacked by unknown people
Nyali Member of Parliament (MP) Mohamed Ali. PHOTO/Courtesy

Nyali Member of Parliament (MP) Mohamed Ali now says unknown people are after his life following an attack in his NGCDF offices in Nyali.

In a tweet, Mohamed Ali shared photos of broken windows that show a bullet might have passed through them saying this was the fifth time he has been targeted.

Also in the shared photos are police officers doing investigations.

“Yet again, for the fifth time, there has been an attack on my office. This a clear indication that the person/people behind this attempt on my life are relentless to take me down. What they forget is, no human being can take the life of another except by the will of God,” his tweet reads.

Previously, the MP's office was attacked in June 2022 by unknown persons who broke into his workplace and disappeared with an unknown property.

At the time, Mohammed Ali claimed threats to his life and asked for enough security. He linked the attack to his sentiment on port services.

"This attack comes a day after the Tononoka rally where we unleashed port documents showing how one family is benefiting from the port activities, so we believe this is a planned motive," Ali claimed.

Speaking to journalists, Ali claimed the men were allegedly targeting his office because he raised a case at the transfer of port service to Naivasha.

"If anything happens to me, know it's because of my political stand. I feel unprotected. If they don't give me the security, I will protect myself," Ali said.

During this attack, the CCTV footage showed the culprit accessed the compound by jumping over the before breaking into the office by breaking the door grills.

The man is seen searching for something, which according to the MP claim, was some documents detailing the transfer of port service to Naivasha. It wasn't clear what the documents contained, but the MP said they were important documents.

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