They do say that a good friend is indeed the one who cares, and the statehouse secretary for digital innovations and diaspora communication Dennis Itumbi might be proving it.
After Suna East Member of Parliament Junet Mohammed claimed through his twitter account that the slain Sharon Otieno’s assassins were after him, Itumbi had to stand in to give him a piece of advice which he considered best.
Through twitter, Junet’s post read, “Sharon killers are planning to assassinate me and I got your threats … A Muslim does not fear death. @DCI_Kenya @RailaOdinga. ”
Sharon killers are planning to assassinate me and I got your threats … A Muslim does not fear death. @DCI_Kenya @RailaOdinga
— Hon. Junet Mohamed (@JunetMohamed) November 19, 2018
Itumbi was among the first people to comment on Junet’s post, who had claimed dared the assassins that he got their threats and being a muslim he feared not to die.
Itumbi took time to tell the Suna East legislator to seek an OB from police, which Itumbi termed as the best option one can ought for.
Itumbi went ahead to teach the honourable member of parliament how to acquire an OB.
His post read, “Pole sana my friend. Pray that you remain safe. A tweet is good, but an OB Number is better. Just in case you do not know how to get an OB number, walk to the nearest police station and they will record and investigate and hey you can ask the media to accompany you.”
Pole sana my friend. Pray that you remain safe. A tweet is good, but an OB Number is better. Just in case you do not know how to get an OB number, walk to the nearest police station and they will record and investigate and hey you can ask the media to accompany you.
— Dennis Itumbi, HSC (@OleItumbi) November 19, 2018
Do you think Itumbi’s comment on Junet’s post is aimed at mocking the legislator or just a genuine piece of advice?