Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) have dismissed claims of spying on people’s phones, terming such allegations as false and sensational.
In a statement on Friday morning, September 12, 2025, detectives dismissed claims made in one of the Daily Nation’s articles, which alleged surveillance of mobile phones and other digital devices by the DCI.
The article alleged that the detectives planted spy software on the devices used by Activist Bryan Adagala to track his communications and his other digital operations.
“We categorically refute these claims as false and sensational, aimed at misguiding the public and undermining the integrity of the DCI,” the DCI officers said.
“However, we cannot disclose specific details about the allegations at this time, since they are now a matter of ongoing court proceedings,” they added.
