- Farah Maalim has evaded a summons by the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) following controversial remarks where he suggested he would “slaughter 5,000 Gen Zs“
- His comments, captured in a viral video, led to calls for his expulsion from the Wiper party, where he serves as deputy leader, and removal from parliamentary committees
- Just days ago, news surfaced of his humiliating expulsion from Sarova Hotels in Mombasa, following management’s disapproval of his remarks
Daadab Member of Parliament Farah Maalim has stirred controversy by skipping a summon from the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) on Monday.
This follows his viral remarks captured in a video where he expressed a hypothetical willingness to “slaughter 5,000 Gen Z protesters” if he were the President of Kenya, during recent anti-Finance Bill 2024 demonstrations.
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The Wiper party’s National Executive Committee (NEC) had swiftly distanced itself from Maalim’s comments, calling for his expulsion from the party and removal from all parliamentary committees.
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The party cited Maalim’s defiance of party positions, particularly in voting contrary to the party’s stance on the Finance Bill, 2024.
Maalim, also Wiper’s deputy party leader, faces mounting disciplinary actions as his statements continue to spark public outrage and draw scrutiny from both political circles and the NCIC.
