They are distinguished as Senior Sergeant John Apollo (33502), Corporal George Ong'onyi (34094) and a corporal just recognized as Nyambok (34906).
The three are blamed for partner themselves with governmental issues, in opposition to the code of morals administering the military and other control compels in Kenya.
Article 239 (3) of the Constitution states that:
In performing their capacities and practicing their forces, the national security organs and each part of the national security organs might not—
(a) act in a partisan manner;
(b) further any interest of a political party or cause; or
(c) prejudice a political interest or political cause that is legitimate under this Constitution.
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Military sources demonstrate that the three were spotted by Intelligence officers who were covering the rally and took their photos.
"A week ago they were told that their administrations are no more obliged and requested to empty the Kenya Navy premises inside two hours," said a source who talked on state of anonymity.
On Monday, the three troopers came back to the Navy base camp at Mtongwe, Mombasa to process their discharge records from the Kenya Defense Force (KDF).
"They likewise moved their families who have been dwelling inside the Navy servicemen quarters," included an alternate source.
KDF representative Bogita Ongeri asked for more time to make a remark on the issue.
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