The National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) has launched an investigation into Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale over remarks he made that have been interpreted as ethnic profiling, following a formal complaint from the United Democratic Alliance (UDA).The probe comes amid growing scrutiny of Duale after UDA's defeat in the Ol Kalou by-election.NCIC stated it is reviewing the allegations, which could breach the Constitution if proven.Duale denied the accusations, claiming his remarks were misquoted and rooted in a Somali proverb about breaking entrenched habits.He emphasized his message was about inclusivity and equal opportunity for all Kenyans.The Commission warned leaders against divisive rhetoric ahead of the 2027 General Election, urging them to prioritize national unity.Duale criticized critics for selectively applying outrage, noting past inflammatory remarks targeting the Somali community were ignored.The case highlights tensions in political discourse and the importance of cohesion in Kenya's diverse society.