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.
The opposition leader expressed his relief over the lawyer's recovery but emphasized that development should not signify the conclusion of the issue.
He is calling for accountability from those responsible for the incident.
He urged the Inspector General of Police, the Directorate of Criminal Investigations, and the Ministry of Interior to investigate the alleged abduction, identify the individuals who authorized it, and ensure they are held accountable under the law.
Kalonzo also voiced his concerns about the country's security, particularly highlighting the recent attack in Mandera by suspected Al-Shabaab militants that resulted in the deaths of eight Kenyans, including two police reservists.
In his address, Kalonzo vowed that incidents of abduction would cease within 270 days, asserting that Kenya would return to a state of constitutionalism where life, liberty, and human dignity are upheld.
He reiterated that every Kenyan, regardless of their social standing, deserves safety and justice.
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