Inspector General is responsible for the Westgate Mall disaster

An immediate legal action should be taken against the

Inspector General of the Kenya police, following the

senseless attack of the innocent people at the West gate

Mall in Kenya.

The Inspector General was aware and he knew about the

entire plan of the attack at the Mall, prior to the

attack. According to the new Kenya Constitution he was

the only one having the powers to execute the orders to

stop the heinous attack of the Mall, not the Kenya

President; not the Kenya Secretary to the Cabinet, Mr.

Francis Kimemia; not the Kenya head of the NIS, Major

Genera Michael Gichangi and not the Kenya head of the

CID, Mr. Ndegwa Muhoro.

President Uhuru Kenyatta does not also have the powers to

fire or to discipline the Inspector General. According to

the Constitution, Kenya Parliament is the only organ in

Kenya that has the mandate and authority to discipline and

/or to fire the Inspector General of Police in Kenya.

Three months before the attack of the Mall, Nairobi Senator

Mr. Mike Sonko, did all he could to stop the attacks after

he was approached by two ladies who had all the information

about the attacks. “Attacking Members of the National

Intelligence Service (NIS), Sonko told the House that
after getting the information from the two women, he
assisted them to record their statements with the Police
and the Intelligence officers for further action”.

“It also emerged that Kimemia chaired the National
Security Advisory Committee (NSAC) meeting where the
National Intelligence Service (NIS) says it provided
information on the impending attack at the Mall”.

Inspector General of the Kenya Police, Mr. David Mwole

Kimaiyo is part of the Security Committee and therefore he

got all the information of the attack when the NIS

explained about the impending attack in the meeting. Mr.

David Mwole Kimaiyo should be held responsible for all

those who died in the attack, all those who were injured

in the attack and the collapse of the Westgate Mall.

The Kenya Parliament should convene an emergency meeting

to discuss Mr Kimaiyo and if any negligence is determined

on his part as the Inspector General of the Kenya Police,

he should be prosecuted and jailed.

If the Kenya Parliament fails to act on the Inspector

general for his negligence, the Kenya Government should be

ready and be prepared to compensate all the foreigners who

died in the attack, and also pay for medical treatment of

all those foreigners who were injured in the attack.
Isaac Newton Kinity.