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Its reported three people died in a tragic road accident at the Salgaa black spot. As police continue investigations, the incident has taken a political and controversial turn.
Sources say the accident happened as the MCA was rushing to Chepsion Salgaa for a fundraising event linked to efforts to defend Nakuru Governor Susan Kihika. This nominated MCA from Rongai has drawn public attention after being linked by online claims and political critics to an alleged Illuminati-style cult within local politics.
While there is no official proof supporting the cult claims, the MCA’s name has continued to trend in political discussions online, with critics questioning the nature of the political loyalty and secrecy surrounding the rushed mobilisation. The tragedy has fueled suspicions among members of the public who believe some political groups operate like closed circles that demand unquestioned loyalty.
Salgaa is a known black spot, and the accident has once again shown the dangers of rushed travel driven by political pressure. Many residents are now questioning politics of fear and blind loyalty, where supporters are pushed to act fast to defend leaders instead of focusing on safety and service delivery.
Police investigations into the accident are ongoing, and no individual has been officially blamed. However, the incident has reopened debate about secretive political networks, panic-driven politics, and the value placed on human life.
Condolences to the families of the victims.
More details to follow.
Its reported three people died today in a tragic road accident at the Salgaa black spot. As police continue investigations, the incident has taken a political and controversial turn.
Sources say the accident happened as people were rushing to Chepsion Salgaa for a fundraising event linked to efforts to defend Nakuru Governor Susan Kihika. In the middle of the unfolding story, a nominated MCA from Rongai has drawn public attention after being linked by online claims and political critics to an alleged Illuminati-style cult within local politics.
While there is no official proof supporting the cult claims, the MCA’s name has continued to trend in political discussions, with critics questioning the nature of the political loyalty and secrecy surrounding the rushed mobilisation. The tragedy has fueled suspicions among members of the public who believe some political groups operate like closed circles that demand unquestioned loyalty.
Salgaa is a known black spot, and the accident has once again shown the dangers of rushed travel driven by political pressure. Many residents are now questioning politics of fear and blind loyalty, where supporters are pushed to act fast to defend leaders instead of focusing on safety and service delivery.
Police investigations into the accident are ongoing, and no individual has been officially blamed. However, the incident has reopened debate about secretive political networks, panic-driven politics, and the value placed on human life.
Condolences to the families of the victims.
More details to follow.
