Speaking with visible concern, she said the Sacco of the Nissan vehicle that ferried goons to the church is already known. According to her, this is no longer a mystery case.
Njoroge noted that several of the goons involved have already been identified, with their faces clearly exposed.
Even more troubling, she pointed out that some of the officers seen escorting the vehicle were armed, and their faces have also been captured.
With such information available, she posed a direct and unsettling question: making arrests should not be difficult, should it?
She went on to address reports that President William Ruto has spoken to Anglican Archbishop Ole Sapit and the Bishop of ACK Mt Kenya West.
In those conversations, the President reportedly stated that he was not aware of any planning or staging of the attack on the church.
If that is true, Njoroge argued, then the situation demands immediate and firm action from the Head of State.
In her view, it would be in the President’s own interest to demand swift and decisive investigations.
She stressed that he must also rein in individuals within his political circle who appear to have gone rogue and are acting with dangerous confidence, believing they are untouchable.
Njoroge linked the church attack to a growing pattern of impunity.
She recalled a recent incident where a government-aligned MCA openly threatened MP Babu Owino with a gun in a public place.
The incident was captured on camera, yet no action has been taken to date.
Then came the events of yesterday, where goons affiliated with individuals on the government side attacked a church in Othaya, where the former Deputy President was also targeted.