Stop abductions, killings, Muslim leaders demand

NAMLEF national chair Abdullahi Abdi (center) flanked by Alhajji Golicha and Salim Wayani addresses the media over the disappearance of a Marsabit businessman Roba Abduba Sereka in Nairobi last week. They gave demands to the government to come clean on abductions. [Denish Ochieng, Standard]

Muslim leaders are now demanding action and answers from the government following a spate of abductions and extrajudicial killings.

Speaking at a press conference on the recent abduction of Roba Abduba Sereka, the leaders led by National Muslim Leaders Forum (NAMLEF) chairperson Abdullahi Abdi gave the state a 48-hour ultimatum to produce the businessman who has been missing for five days.