Former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju has appealed for calm as discussions continue over his property dispute, urging Kenyans not to view the issue through a tribal lens.
His statement comes amid social media chatter, where some users have linked the matter to ethnic tensions. Tuju dismissed these claims, emphasizing that the dispute has no connection to any community and that he holds no personal grievances with the Kalenjin community.
He warned that framing the issue as a tribal conflict could create unnecessary division and misunderstanding among citizens.
Tuju expressed confidence that the facts surrounding the dispute will emerge in due course, stressing that due process will hold anyone responsible accountable. He did not provide further details about those involved.
Observers note that disputes involving prominent figures often attract intense public attention, especially online, where speculation can overshadow the actual facts. Analysts caution that such narratives risk diverting focus from the core issues at hand.
Tuju urged the public to stay patient, rely on verified information, and avoid conjecture while awaiting further updates on the matter.
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