Shock when the Kenyan lawyer died while firing in Nairobi

Kenya was shocked after killing a senior lawyer while firing a busy street in Nairobi’s capital.

Matthew Kala MBOB, dear lawyer and former head of political parties on a controversial tribunal, drove home on Tuesday night when the militant pulled on his vehicle on his motorcycle and opened fire. Witnesses reported that they listened to several shots.

The motive of the attack that resembles shocking Murder Legisler earlier this yearIt is unknown. Investigations are conducted.

Kenya’s Legal Society described the murder as “disgusting” and stated that the crime should “be considered rapidly”.

He expressed concern about the threats faced by lawyers, adding that the murder had “all markings in advance of a certain murder.”

“Too often the supporters were victims and focused on the work they do,” said LS, Vera Odhiamba, said in a statement.

The shooting took place near the Langta-Than Road, near the busy shopping mall in the wealthy Karen estate, about 10 km (six miles) from the city center.

The horrible video shared on the Internet shows the broken window of the car with a bloody, inanimate body of the lawyer who threw the steering wheel.

Police say he is investigating the shooting and urged the public to remain calm, referring to them to report any information that can help the case.

“We are determined to ensure the justice we deserve (MBOB) and its closeness,” the statement of the criminal investigation (DCI) said.

Senate Senate Amaason Kindy said the “cold-blooded murder” Mr. MBoba left us all devastated and in a deep shock. “

“We expect the police to conduct quick and thorough investigations to find out the cause and guilty of this horrific crime and ensure justice,” he said.

He described the MBOB, who taught his law at the university as “a prominent lawyer, an outstanding scientist and a devoted civil servant.”

Mboba was a teacher at Nairobi University and was known for his influential legal writing and mentoring students in successful lawyers.

He was the preliminary chairman of the tribunal on controversial political parties (PPDT) – a quasi -body body created to resolve political and electoral disputes – as well as the BPR rental tribunal, which would at the heart of the decoration of controversial political and commercial disputes.

The tragic circumstances of the murder of the IBOB left Kenyans shocked, with news of his death on the Internet.

In April, Charles Ogend, a parliamentary deputy, was shot dead in such circumstances in a busy road in the capital of suspicion of murder.

The police then said several suspects were arrested after it seemed that it was “purposeful and” securing “in advance.

Some of the suspects have been accused since then.