The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Nordin Haji has revealed what he terms as the 'real threats' to his life even as he struggles to clean up the mess across the counties.
In a one-on-one interview with a local television channel on Sunday, the DPP said that his stand on graft and several murder cases have posed him a real threat and that of his immediate family members.
He said a number of his close relatives have in the past been receiving threats in a bid to silence him over his active role in fighting social ills.
"I have been threatened. My close relatives have been threatened too in the past, but I will not relent in my duties. I have the trust of Kenyans and my God is fighting for me," DPP Haji stated.
Asked who the real threats were, Haji named Al-Shabaab and a section of high profile politicians in mega multi-billion scandals.
He, however, declined to name the specific real individuals stating that he is never afraid of them.