Tribute to Kenya's Popular Politician Former MP and Assistant Minister Wakoli Bifwoli

Narc-Kenya party leader Martha Karua has aggressively called upon the Kenyan administration and the United States government to completely dismantle plans for a proposed Ebola quarantine and research facility in Nanyuki.

Breaking her silence following a wave of deadly civilian protests that shook Laikipia County, the veteran opposition figure termed the persistent push for the isolation complex an absolute violation of national sovereignty.

Karua maintained that forcing a high-consequence pathogen center onto a densely populated commercial and tourism hub without authentic public engagement represents the height of administrative impunity.

The core of the legal scholar's outrage centers on the heavy-handed, violent response by state security apparatus against local residents who took to the streets to protest the medical development.

Karua fiercely condemned the police for deploying live ammunition and excessive tear gas against peaceful demonstrators, an aggressive containment strategy that resulted in several tragic fatalities and numerous critical injuries.

She argued that the state's willingness to shed innocent civilian blood to protect an international medical contract exposes a deeply worrying shift toward authoritarian governance.

Furthermore, the prominent opposition co-principal raised profound concerns regarding the absolute secrecy shrouding the bilateral agreement between the Ministry of Health and its American public health counterparts.

Karua aggressively argued that the local community has a non-derogable right to comprehensive information regarding the specific biological strains, safety protocols, and potential environmental hazards associated with the center.

She noted that locating an infectious disease repository in a region vulnerable to human-wildlife interactions and domestic water strain is a major structural error that threatens national health security.

Ultimately, Karua urged the county and national assemblies to rapidly launch a comprehensive joint parliamentary inquiry into the funding and true operational motives behind the controversial facility.

By standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the defiant residents of Laikipia, the seasoned politician sent a clear warning to State House that the alternative alliance will not tolerate foreign-driven health experiments at the expense of Kenyan lives.

As civil society organizations mobilize to file a constitutional petition to halt the construction, Karua’s sharp intervention sets a highly combative tone for upcoming administrative oversight battles.