Boniface Mwangi Alleges Life Is In Danger After Finding Bullet In His Luggage
Activist and aspiring presidential candidate Boniface Mwangi has alleged a renewed campaign of state-led intimidation after he discovered a spent bullet casing inside his carry-on bag following a domestic flight. In a detailed statement released on Sunday, October 12, Mwangi reco..
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Activist and aspiring presidential candidate Boniface Mwangi alleges his life is in danger after discovering a spent bullet casing in his carry-on bag following a domestic flight from Nairobi to Malindi on October 9.
- Mwangi claims the bullet was slipped into his bag while it was briefly out of his possession at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA).
- He views the incident as a direct threat and part of an escalating campaign of state-led intimidation due to his involvement in the 2024 demonstrations and his presidential ambitions.
- Instead of reporting to the police, his legal team advised him to document the evidence and report to a trusted human rights organization to avoid potential arrest for illegal possession of ammunition.
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