Video: Murkomen has urged Baringo residents with illegal firearms to surrender them to their area chiefs
Video: Murkomen has urged Baringo residents with illegal firearms to surrender them to their area chiefs
Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen has urged Baringo residents with illegal firearms to surrender them to their area chiefs. He advocated for sports as an alternative source of livelihood instead of cattle rustling and warned arms dealers against engaging in the illegal bullets trade.
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