SHOCKER: Kenyan Police Bust Massive Citizenship Sale Ring, Multiple Arrests Made
Kenyan authorities have arrested 26 individuals, exposing a massive scheme involving the illicit sale of citizenship. The operation had been covertly operating within the country, raising significant concerns about the integrity of national processes.
Investigations reveal a pattern of collusion between rogue government officials and civilians, working together to facilitate the illegal acquisition of Kenyan citizenship. This collaboration highlights a troubling level of corruption within public institutions.
The primary goal of the operation was the clandestine sale of Kenyan citizenship to foreign nationals, exploiting official connections and positions for unlawful gain. Such practices represent a severe breach of public trust and have prompted authorities to take decisive action.
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