Senior Lawyer Alleges The Dirty Business That Happened At JKIA During The Blackout


Lawyer Donald Kipkorir has raised concerns over a nationwide blackout, questioning whether the outage may have been linked to suspicious activity at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.

According to Kipkorir, the scale of the blackout raises questions about whether Kenya Power may have played a role in facilitating unusual activity during the period of darkness. He questioned whether the power company was complicit in the situation.

Kipkorir further speculated on what might have been moving through JKIA during the blackout, suggesting possibilities ranging from gold and ivory to ballot papers. He also raised the possibility of weapons being exported to Sudan.

The lawyer additionally floated the possibility of large sums of US dollars being moved through the airport under the cover of the blackout. He suggested that the timing of the outage may not have been coincidental.

Kipkorir concluded by stating that something nefarious might be taking place, without providing direct evidence to support any of the specific claims raised. His remarks appear intended to prompt public scrutiny of the incident.

The comments have sparked reactions online, with many Kenyans speculating alongside Kipkorir about the true cause of the blackout. Others called for an official explanation from relevant authorities regarding both the outage and activity at the airport during that time.

Neither Kenya Power nor airport authorities have issued a statement addressing the blackout or the claims raised by Kipkorir. The matter continues to generate discussion online as more people question the circumstances surrounding the incident.

The allegations add to a broader pattern of public suspicion toward government institutions, with many Kenyans increasingly questioning transparency around major infrastructure and security related incidents.

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