In a dramatic turn of events, anti-finance bill police officer, Shakur, who gained national attention for publicly rejecting the Finance Bill 2024 has spoken out after being abducted by unknown individuals.
The officer, who was abducted by unknown people after publicly rejecting the finance bill 2024, detailed a harrowing experience and revealed his resignation from the police force.
The officer said, “Kuna msee mwingine niliongea na yeye headquarters he told me kuwatu wanapush kutoka huko mbele sijui ntafanywa vibaya kijob, kama naweza pigwa transfer nishtukie saa hii nko Garissa.”
Faced with these threats, the officer stated he felt he had no choice but to consider resignation and see what other opportunities will unfold his way.
“So mimi nkaona Wacha nitake options zangu and this case is done niwache job niresign na kuresign takes a month just have to wait nione chenye ntafanya,” he said.
The officer has become a symbol of resistance within the force, with many colleagues privately supporting his stance despite publicly following orders to avoid punishment from their superiors.
“Kuna makarao wengine wananitumia message wananiambia Iam a hero, wengine wananiambia niliwaongelelea hata kama Kuna wasee flani Jana waliniambia they understand what we are going through. Ni mimi tu niliamuka nisimamie Hawa watu wengine,” he said.
His protest gained widespread attention when he held placards during the demonstration, one reading, “I Have Balls I Am Not Like MPs Who Voted Yes. #ZakayoMustGo,” and another declaring, “We Are Not Having A Conversation With Zakayo Kama Hajashuka.”
The officer’s brave stand has lead to conversations about the treatment of dissenting voices within the police force.
As he awaits the conclusion of his resignation process, the officer’s story continues to resonate with many who see him as a hero standing up against intimidation and following what is right even to the point of denying direct orders from his superiors.
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