Kalonzo questioned who had taken Abdi, where he had been held and the reasons behind the incident, calling on security agencies to conduct thorough investigations.
While expressing relief over the lawyer's recovery, the opposition leader argued that finding him alive should not mark the end of the matter, demanding accountability from those responsible.
He called on Inspector General of Police, the Directorate of Criminal Investigations and the Ministry of Interior to establish who was behind the alleged abduction, identify those who authorised it and ensure they face the law.
Kalonzo also raised concerns over the security situation in the country, referring to the killing of eight Kenyans, including two police reservists, in an attack by suspected Al-Shabaab militants in Mandera on Tuesday.
In his remarks, Kalonzo promised that the reported cases of abductions would end within 270 days, declaring that Kenya would return to constitutionalism, where life, liberty and human dignity are protected.
He maintained that every Kenyan deserves security and justice regardless of their position in society.
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