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Moses Wetang'ula calls on Jubilee leaders to resign for failing to tackle insecurity

Kenya: Coalition for reforms and democracy (Cord) co-principal Moses Wetangula has asked Jubilee leaders to resign because they have been defeated in tackling the wave of insecurity facing the country.

Speaking during the burial of one of the Mandera attack victims, Timothy Wafula at Marofu village in Kimilili constituency, Wetangula said it is unfortunate that despite the spate of insecurity, government officials have continued to give out public relations statements.

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