As per the reports by TV47, the race for the National Police Service Commission (NPSC) chairperson position has taken a shocking and sinister turn.
Just days after former IEBC commissioner Margaret Wanjala Mwachanya was exposed for attempting to use witchcraft to manipulate President William Ruto’s decision in her favor, one of her competitors, Komora Mubadi Jilo, collapsed and died while waiting for his interview in Nairobi.
This disturbing coincidence raises serious questions about the lengths Mwachanya was willing to go to secure the job.Did she stop at just being conned by a fake witchdoctor, or was there something more?
How does a candidate linked to a bizarre witchcraft scandal continue with her ambitions while another contender suddenly drops dead before the panel?
Can Kenyans ignore the timing of these events, or is there a deeper story behind this tragedy?
Mwachanya had already proven she was willing to engage in dark schemes when she paid a so-called witchdoctor Kshs. 6.1 million to “influence” Ruto’s mind. She followed every instruction from bathing in strange herbs to placing money in a black tin, only to have it mysteriously disappear.
When she was shown a staged pile of Kshs. 18.3 million in a box, she was told to deposit Kshs. 1.83 million to “unlock” it. Even after all these absurd rituals, she kept paying, ultimately losing all her money to the con.
Now, a fellow candidate is dead. While Jilo came prepared to face the panel with dignity, he never got the chance. Meanwhile, Mwachanya, the same woman who sought supernatural shortcuts to power, is still in the race.
The timing of these events is too suspicious to ignore. Was it just bad luck for Jilo, or did Mwachanya’s desperation take a darker turn?
Her past already speaks volumes about her character. She was part of the IEBC chaos, resigning in 2018 only to attempt a dramatic return later. She has shown a pattern of opportunism, doing whatever it takes to secure power. If she had no problem using witchcraft to manipulate the president, what else would she be willing to do to eliminate competition?
These questions must be asked. The authorities need to investigate the circumstances surrounding Jilo’s death. Kenyans cannot afford to brush this off as mere coincidence.
A position as critical as NPSC chairperson cannot go to someone surrounded by such controversy. The interview panel must take a stand. They should not only disqualify Mwachanya but also demand a full probe into this unsettling sequence of events. If integrity means anything, then this woman must be stopped before it’s too late.
