The Moi University Senate has confirmed that some students helped Al Shabaab
terrorists to massacre their colleagues in cold blood.
Information from a meeting by the University
Senate reveals that there were more than four terrorists involved in the
Garissa attack and that two of them were ‘students’ or outsiders who lived
within campus.
According to the source close within
the Senate, the two students had extremist flags in their rooms and that one of
them was suspiciously found alive in the middle of dead bodies.
The other one was busted as he took
photos of the victims in the name of helping and his cell phone betrayed him
when it was confiscated because he was in constant communication with someone
in a remote area in Somalia, probably the Al Shabaab.
This was confirmed by Garissa
University Deputy Principal in charge of Finance and Administration who said
the two were just masquerading as students.
“One claimed to be a student, but when
we asked, he could not remember the Vice Chancellor’s name,” said Dr Simiyu.
“The second one was helping us and
started taking photos. When we took his phone, it appeared he was in contact
with another remote contact,” he added
Simiyu also confirmed that the room the
two student terrorists occupied was operated like a command centre.
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