Kenyans, both within the country and in the diaspora, should demand accountability and transparency regarding the actions and influence of Digerati, particularly in relation to his role at Kenya’s customs authority.
Since his appointment to an advisory position, there has been growing concern about increased emigration. Reports, including those associated with Kenya Airways, suggest a noticeable rise in citizens leaving the country, in some cases via private charters, reflecting declining confidence in national stability and governance.
Allegations have also emerged regarding decisions made during his tenure as Minister of Foreign Affairs, including claims of unfavorable dealings that may have compromised national interests. These claims, whether substantiated or not, require formal scrutiny through appropriate legal and institutional channels.
Given the seriousness of these concerns, there are calls for international legal bodies to review the matter where jurisdiction applies, ensuring due process and accountability under established law.