George Wajackoyah

Summary: He publicly alleged a cover-up and extrajudicial killing involving top security and government officials, implying deep distrust of state security institutions.

“In the article Wajackoyah alleged that President Daniel Arap Moi, Kenya's then Energy Minister Nicholas Biwott, and the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Hezekiah Oyugi were directly and personally involved with Ouko's murder.”

Summary: He raised long-standing allegations implicating senior officials in a politically sensitive assassination, suggesting a stance against high-level impunity.

“He went on to allege that Biwott had shot Ouko in front of President Moi after Ouko had been 'beaten senseless.'”

Summary: He proposed promoting marijuana cultivation and snake farming as new agricultural revenue sources.

“Wajackoyah has said he will promote snake farming so that the venom can be used for medicinal purposes and to promote agriculture.”