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DCI investigating IPOA DCI takes over investigations into alleged misconduct by IPOA Central Police Station OCS Samson Talaam lodged complaint Probe centers on a mobile phone seized from Talaam by IPOA Mobile phone in IPOA custody allegedly used to solicit money #CitizenBriefs Jimmy Mbogoh

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IPOA has the mandate to investigate Police and now a Police department is investigating IPOA? WHAT A JOKE 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 🤣. Hizi PE si mngewachia CBC/CBE

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So IPOA is investigating DCI who is investigating IPOA—mchezo wa Taon 😂

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So IPOA was investigating DCI and now DCI is investigating IPOA

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All this in summary 👇😆

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Kaongo is not even ashamed ... What kind of government is he running anyway

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What a good time to live in kenya...Unlimited jokes..

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Investigate me, I Investigate you !!! Who is fooling Kenyans??

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I know how this will play out.

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Eeeeei eloi mambo gani hii the con game being played on this

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Mchezo wa taown

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