Dramatization and disarray encompassed the expulsion from office of previous Kenya Prisons Service Commissioner General, Wycliffe Ogallo, who was sacked by President Uhuru Kenyatta yesterday following Monday's jail break at the profoundly watched Kamiti Maximum Prison.
Everything started with an emergency meeting assembled by the Head of State at State House, Nairobi that united top security authorities in the country.
Among the issues talked about was laxity in the security agenda and the break of three fear convicts from the Kamiti Maximum Prison.
The gathering brought about the declaration of the firing of top Kenya Prisons authorities including Ogallo and the Kamiti Maximum Prison Commandant, Charles Mutembei.
Ogalo was supplanted by Brigadier (Rtd) John Kibaso Warioba, who was promptly sworn into office.
Soon after, an unforeseen of vehicles incorporating one with vigorously furnished individuals from the Anti-Terror Police Unit (ATPU) showed up at Magereza House, Nairobi.
The ex-jails chief and Mutembei arose out of the structure in the organization of officials from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI).
The two were rushed into vehicles, which, as per media film, were made a beeline for the DCI Headquarters.
Be that as it may, soon after the skirmish at Magereza House, the National Police Service delivered an assertion going against the capture story.
The dramatization didn't end there.
A source conscious of the repercussions of the workplace scuffle uncovered that there was a deadlock at a well known café along the bustling Langata Road among Ogallo and the DCI officials who were sent to accompany him home.
The fired Ogallo needed to be left at the eatery to try not to put his family through comparable dramatization.
Following quite a while of extended dealings, as per his legal counselor, the previous Kenya Prisons Service supervisor consented to be accompanied home by the intensely furnished officials.
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