The Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops (KCCB) has strongly condemned the suspicious death of Albert Ojwang in police custody, calling for a swift, transparent, and unbiased investigation into the matter.

• The Catholic clergy described Ojwang’s death as a "painful wound to our national conscience" and a reminder of the urgent need for accountability within Kenya's justice system.
• The bishops welcomed the Inspector General of Police’s directive to interdict officers linked to the case, emphasizing that all culpable individuals must face legal consequences.
• The Church appealed for calm, peace, and prayer from the public, cautioning against provocations that could lead to violence, and stressed that "Our strength is in our unity and our collective demand for justice through lawful means."

The family lawyer of the late influencer Albert Ojwang has disclosed alarming injuries found on his body at the City Mortuary, raising questions about the circumstances of his death on June 8.

• Ojwang suffered severe head injuries, with significant swelling and blood oozing from his nose, contradicting police accounts of his death.
• Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja confirmed that Ojwang was found unconscious in his cell but faced allegations of mistreatment.
• Protests erupted at the City Mortuary as demonstrators called for justice, urging accountability and the resignation of Deputy Inspector General Eliud Lagat related to Ojwang’s arrest.

The death of popular X influencer Albert Ojwang on June 8 has prompted Dennis Itumbi, a digital strategist at the Office of President William Ruto, to call for urgent reforms in the handling of digital content creators.

• Itumbi emphasized the need for "clear, fair, and humane rules" regarding the arrest of bloggers.
• Ojwang was facing accusations of publishing false information before his death, which sparked outrage.
• A lawyer representing Ojwang's family raised concerns about the circumstances of his death, noting injuries that suggest a violent confrontation.

The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) is demanding the release of names of police officers involved in the arrest and transfer of influencer Albert Ojwang, following his death in police custody.

• Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja has been called upon to ensure transparency regarding the interdicted officers.
• LSK President Faith Odhiambo emphasized that withholding names erodes public trust in law enforcement.
• Concerns were raised about police brutality, particularly at the Central Police Station in Nairobi, with calls for intervention from the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA).