Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has called for a "whole-of-society effort" to combat religious radicalization in Kenya, stating that relying solely on police is insufficient given recent tragedies like the Shakahola massacre and Kwa Binzaro cult deaths.

• Murkomen emphasized that security is a shared responsibility, not just that of the police, and urged citizen vigilance.
• Kenya Alliance of Residents Association (KARA) Chief Executive Officer Henry Ochieng noted a trust deficit between citizens and police hinders intelligence sharing.
• Currently, eleven suspects are in custody, with four identified as key suspects in the deaths being investigated.