Hon Didmus Barasa shoots and kills Brian Olunga, the PA of his opponent Hon Brian Khaemba in Kimilili Constituency. This news has taken the Internet world by storm.
Former military commander and politician Didmus Wekesa Barasa resides in Kenya. He has been serving as the Kimilili constituency’s representative in parliament since 2017. Shortly after leaving the Jubilee Party in 2021, he joined the United Democratic Alliance party.
Who Is Brian Olunga? Brian Khaemba Aid Shot Dead By Didmus Barasa
Brian Olunga is an advocate of the High Court of Kenya. He is buoyed with six years of experience in the legal field. According to his Linkedin profile, he calls himself the go-to guy for any kind of legal solution.
He went to the University of Nairobi in 2013. Further, in 2018, he gained his Diploma in Law from the University of Kenya. The lawyer mentions that he got a distinction while he was there.
When it comes to his work experiences, Olunga has not mentioned anything. His skills include Microsoft, Strategy planning, Analytical expertise, Project Analysis, Report writing, Mobilization, business, research, and more.
Is Didmus Barasa Arrested? Shooting Details
Police are hunting for Kimilili MP Didmus Barasa in connection with a shooting that claimed the life of a rival’s assistant. Barasa and his challenger, Brian Khaemba of the DAP, were involved in the altercation at the Chebukwabi polling place where they were supposed to see the vote count.
DCI for Bungoma Joseph Ondoro claimed that after a fight between the two, Khaemba left and went to his car.
Khaemba’s driver Joshua Nasokho disobeyed the order and set the car on fire, according to Ondoro. “Barasa followed him in the company of four guys and instructed them not to let him (Khaemba) leave the site,” said Ondoro.
A police report states that at that point, Barasa pulled a gun, aimed it at Khaemba’s assistant Brian Olunga, and shot him in the forehead, instantly killing him. When he arrived at the Kimilili sub-county hospital, he was already dead.
According to Ondoro, Barasa was wanted for questioning on the incident. “He fled, but we are still hunting for him. Let him give himself up,” he said. Olunga’s body was at the aforementioned hospital at the time this report was filed, waiting to be taken to Delight Funeral Home.