The Motorists Association of Kenya (MAK) has come out to reveal the cause of the Naivasha accident where more than 40 people lost their lives after an oil tanker burst into flames.
The association said that the accident was caused by a road bump irregularly erected on the road around Karai in Naivasha.
''It was just a matter of time, perhaps, before they reaped what they intended by erecting the bump," the association said in a press statement on Sunday.
"Many questions have been asked and blame apportioned. However, It was not an accident because God never erected the sign-less and crudely constructed unmarked killer bump in the middle of a busy international highway," said chairman Peter Murima.
Kenya is mourning the death of at least 40 people who perished in the accident that saw 13 cars burnt down to ashes.