(WATCH) Tears of a widow: Albert Ojwang’s wife cries for justice over police killing

The wife of deceased Kenyan blogger Albert Ojwang has called for justice for his death while in police custody."I blame the police because they were - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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The wife of deceased Kenyan blogger Albert Ojwang is demanding justice for his death while in police custody, emphasizing the duty of the police to protect him. Ojwang, who was **31** years old, was arrested for allegedly criticizing Deputy Inspector-General of Police Eliud Lagat on X (formerly Twitter).

Ojwang was reportedly found unconscious in his cell before later dying in the hospital.
His wife stated, "If you are in police custody, this [is] somewhere you are supposed to be protected."
This incident raises serious concerns regarding police accountability and the treatment of detainees.

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