Kenya sets up immense award, sacks jails boss after dread speculates escape from care

The top of Kenya’s jail administration has been sacked days after three detainees spending time in jail for dread related offenses purportedly got away from a most extreme security jail.

In an assertion President Uhuru Kenyatta said Wycliffe Ogalo would be supplanted with quick impact “to settle in responsibility in the positions of the authority of all security organs”.

Mr Kenyatta likewise guided security organizations to utilize “every accessible asset” to seek after the escapees.

The criminals incorporate Mohamed Ali Abikar, who was indicted for his job in the 2015 Garissa University assault in which 148 individuals were killed.

The subsequent man was captured in 2012 over a thwarted assault on the Kenyan parliament and the third for attempting to join the al-Shabab aggressor bunch in Somalia.

The specialists have likewise made an allure for general society, offering 20m Kenya shillings ($178,000; £132,000) for data about the three escapees.