Former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju has called for calm and restraint as public discussion continues over his ongoing property dispute, urging Kenyans not to interpret the matter along tribal lines.
His remarks come amid growing reactions on social media, where some users have reportedly linked the issue to ethnic tensions. Tuju dismissed such claims, stressing that the dispute is not connected to any community.
He clarified that he has no personal differences with the Kalenjin community and cautioned against framing the situation as a tribal conflict. According to him, such narratives risk creating unnecessary division and misunderstanding among Kenyans.
Tuju expressed confidence that the truth surrounding the dispute will eventually come out, adding that due process will ensure accountability.
He noted that anyone found responsible for wrongdoing will face the law, although he did not go into details about those involved.
Observers note that disputes involving high-profile individuals often attract widespread public attention, especially on social media, where speculation can sometimes overshadow facts.
Analysts warn that such narratives can easily shift focus away from the core issues.
Tuju urged Kenyans to remain patient and rely on verified information as the matter unfolds. He also called on the public to avoid speculation and approach the situation with caution while awaiting further details.
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