Friday, 5 April 2013

Shocking Photo: Desmond Elliot Shot and Slaughtered in a Hotel in Nigeria


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Shocking Photo: Desmond Elliot Shot and Slaughtered in a Hotel in Nigeria

Reports reaching us states that, Desmond Elliot who stands in to be Nigerians Hugest Movie Act got Butchered in a Hotel situated in Lekki (Nigeria).
A Photo was sent to us as a source of prove via email by a nameless spy who refused to release his name to us.
As a matter of fact, Movie fans who first heard the news in Nigeria are in shaking‚ feathers and Investigations are pending right about now. We promise as much as possible to give full details of this shocking occurrence. Keep fingers cross and watch out for the Upcoming with dubbed  REFLECTION starring Desmond Elliot playing this role. Its A Movie so don’t Panic -
 

Supreme Court ISHINDWE— Raila criticises the Supreme Court...

Supreme Court ISHINDWE— Raila criticises the Supreme Court...


Courtesy of CORD 254
Prime Minister Raila Odinga has criticized the decision by the Supreme Court to uphold the election of Uhuru Kenya as Kenya’s fourth president.

Raila said the decision by the county’s highest court was unpopular, as he dismissed it.

“Supreme Court ishindwe (May the Supreme Court be defeated,” he said.

The premier said the decision by the top court was tantamount to the persecution of Jesus Christ.

“The decision is like the persecution of Jesus Christ that occurred over 2000 years ago. Like Jesus, I am still alive,” said the premier, when he addressed crowds in Kondele area, Kisumu on Friday.

He said the Supreme Court, under its President Willy Mutunga, made its decision during Easter, on the same period Jesus was persecuted, died and rose.

Raila said he would continue with the fight for democracy, despite losing the presidency.

He urged Kenyans to continue to fight for justice and democracy, adding that he would spearhead this fight.

“When the cooking stick breaks, it does not mean the process of preparing meals should stop,” he said

Carrying a black Bible and dressed in a checked blue shirt, the premier said Kenyans had been let down by last week decision.

“Kenyan waited anxiously for the ruling. However, they were betrayed with the court’s ruling that was intended to kill his political career,” said Raila, amid chants from the crowd.

“We presented adequate evidence to the Supreme but it was expunged without any consideration,” said a visibly angry Raila.

Earlier, while addressing youth in Jua Kali area, he was presented with a Bible and urged to swear as a president.

However, he held it up and said ‘Praise God!’

Uhuru, 51, is set to be sworn in as president on Tuesday, at an elaborate ceremony to be held at Moi Sport Centre Kasarani.

Among foreign dignitaries expected to attend the function is Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni. He is set to be the only guest who will speak apart from outgoing President Kibaki and Uhuru.

Last Saturday, the Supreme ruled that Uhuru and his running William Ruto were validly elected after garnering 50.07 per cent in the final tally by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC).

The judges, a ruling read by Mutunga, dismissed two petitions challenging Uhuru’s election, including one filed by Raila, who obtained 43.7 per cent in the election held on March 4.

Soon after the judgment, the PM said he had accepted the verdict but did not entirely agree with the some of its findings.

This is owing to numerous anomalies Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (CORD) presented to court.

On Friday, Raila visited several places in the lakeside town and opened a hotel owned by National Assembly member for Gem Constituency Jakoyo Midiwo.

On Thursday, Raila said CORD would stand as the main Opposition party in Parliament to keep Uhuru’s Government in check.

He accused the Jubilee Coalition of plotting to weaken the Opposition by seeking post-election alliances with small parties.

We presented adequate evidence to the Supreme but it was expunged without any consideration,” said a visibly angry Raila.
 

Earlier, while addressing youth in Jua Kali area, he was presented with a Bible and urged to swear as a president.

However, he held it up and said ‘Praise God!’
 

Uhuru, 51, is set to be sworn in as president on Tuesday, at an elaborate ceremony to be held at Moi Sport Centre Kasarani.
 

Among foreign dignitaries expected to attend the function is Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni. He is set to be the only guest who will speak apart from outgoing President Kibaki and Uhuru.

Last Saturday, the Supreme ruled that Uhuru and his running William Ruto were validly elected after garnering 50.07 per cent in the final tally by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC).
 

The judges, a ruling read by Mutunga, dismissed two petitions challenging Uhuru’s election, including one filed by Raila, who obtained 43.7 per cent in the election held on March 4.
 

Soon after the judgment, the PM said he had accepted the verdict but did not entirely agree with the some of its findings.

This is owing to numerous anomalies Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (CORD) presented to court.
 

On Friday, Raila visited several places in the lakeside town and opened a hotel owned by National Assembly member for Gem Constituency Jakoyo Midiwo.

On Thursday, Raila said CORD would stand as the main Opposition party in Parliament to keep Uhuru’s Government in check.

He accused the Jubilee Coalition of plotting to weaken the Opposition by seeking post-election alliances with small parties.

Among the parties Jubilee has formed alliances with include Kanu, New Ford-Kenya and Peoples Democratic Party.
 
Courtesy of CORD 254

Bensouda faint in shock as Three more ICC witnesses refuse to testify against Uhuru

Bensouda faint in shock as Three more ICC witnesses refuse to testify against Uhuru

The International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor Fatou Bensouda has suffered another setback in her case against President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta.

 
Just three months to the start of Uhuru’s trial on July 11 at The Hague, it is emerging that three prosecution witnesses have refused to testify against him.


Witnesses Number 2, 9, and 10 were among the 12 Bensouda relied on to have the charges against Uhuru confirmed by the ICC Pre-Trial Chamber II in January last year.

Recently, the prosecutor dropped another, Witness Number 4, in the case against Uhuru citing credibility issues after he recanted his testimony. 


This also prompted Bensouda to withdraw the charges against Uhuru’s former co-accused, Francis Muthaura, a former Head of the Civil Service and Secretary to the Cabinet. Uhuru’s lawyers and the prosecution have battled over the implication of the shelving of Witness Number Four’s testimony, with Uhuru insisting charges against him ought to be withdrawn too.


Trial Chamber V judges are yet to rule on the application by Uhuru’s legal team.
In the latest submission to the court, in response to earlier submissions by Uhuru’s lawyers, Bensouda discloses that Witnesses two, nine and 10 have changed their minds after having earlier expressed willingness to, citing security threats and fears of retaliation against their families.

Rethinking decision

In a detailed submission to the three judges of Trial Chamber V, Bensouda explained the circumstances in which each of the witnesses had balked.

“When the Prosecution contacted Witness Two on November 3, 2012, to confirm his availability to testify, he said he was rethinking his decision,” the prosecution says in the court filing dated March 28.


She added: “The Prosecution made several attempts to persuade Witness Two to testify, either as a Prosecution or as a Court witness, but on November 20, 2012, he informed the Prosecution that his decision not to testify was final.” The Prosecutor also said that Witness Nine informed her office on August 17, last year, that he was unsure whether he could continue to co-operate with her office.


The witness, Bensouda added, developed cold feet due to what she termed as “concerns about retaliation against his family from the accused persons”.

“On August 28, 2012, he indicated that he would testify only if he could do so completely anonymously, because he did not want to put anyone’s life in danger.  He reaffirmed this position on September 15, 2012,” the prosecutor said in the submission.


During a psychosocial assessment early last year, Witness 10 had stated that he did not feel like testifying during the trials.

She said that the witness and his lawyer informed the prosecution they had received harassing telephone calls and wanted to withdraw his co-operation.


“When Prosecution representatives met with Witness 10 on August 15, 2012, to discuss his concerns, he stated that he did not want to testify for health and security reasons,” she explained.

Bensouda has insisted witness Number 4 was bribed to recant his evidence. The witness lied that he was present during meetings where retaliatory attacks were planned.

The dropping of the witness has now turned out to be the new battlefront between the prosecution and President-elect Uhuru’s defence team. Uhuru’s lawyers argue that confirmation of charges was based on false testimony and have petitioned the Trial Chamber to refer the case back to the Pre-Trial Chamber II for reconsideration.


The trial in the case against Deputy President-elect William Ruto and Radio Journalist Joshua arap Sang, which is scheduled to begin on May 28, also face similar challenges.
A witness lined up to testify in the Ruto case has since stepped down.

The truth

The witness, who comes from Rift Valley, wrote to the ICC prosecutor withdrawing evidence attributed to him. He asked to have his name removed from the list of prosecution witnesses.

“I have never personally visited any of the homes of William Ruto and I did not witness any event and cannot vouch for the truth or otherwise of any allegation that has been made or attributed to me against him,” said the witness in an affidavit, contrary to his earlier evidence.

But in a submission dated last week, Bensouda maintained that the Pre-Trial Chamber II did not rely on evidence provided by Witness 4 with respect to the infamous State House meeting.


“Even a cursory review of the confirmation decision demonstrates that the Pre-Trial Chamber did not rely on Witness 4’s evidence at all with respect to the December 30, State House meeting. Its findings were based on the evidence of Witnesses 11, 12, and six,” she said.

Meanwhile, Common Legal Representative for Victims Fergal Gaynor maintained that the judges should not hesitate to make full use of the Court’s powers to compel the Government to provide the prosecution with critical evidence.

“In cases such as the present case, in which the prosecution has reported State obstruction in attempting to access relevant evidence, and unprecedented levels of witness intimidation…. “The Trial Chamber should not hesitate to make full use of its powers under Article 64(6) (d) and 69(3) to impose appropriate sanctions for any offences against the administration of justice,” said Gaynor.

Integrity or validity


He disapproved the withdrawal of charges against Muthaura, saying the reasons the prosecution gave cannot be allowed to stand as an incentive “to those who would seek to undermine the work of this Court through bribery, intimidation, and blocking access to relevant evidence”.

The victims’ lawyer also opposed a request by Uhuru that his case be referred to the Pre-Trial Chamber.

Gaynor maintained that the Trial Chamber has no jurisdiction under the Rome Statute to entertain any appeal or application for judicial review of the confirmation decision.

He said that Trial Bench has no powers to inquire into the fairness, integrity, or validity of the confirmation proceedings terming the request as a delaying tactic.

Why my wife will hold Bible with me­—Uhuru Kenyatta....

Why my wife will hold Bible with me­—Uhuru Kenyatta.....



President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta has re-affirmed the need to have his wife hold the Bible with him as he takes his oath of office, saying it will keep him grounded on his vows to the Kenyan people.
Kenyatta, who is due to be sworn in as the fourth President of Kenya on April 9, tweeted and posted on Facebook that holding the Bible together would mean that his wife, Margaret, also commits herself to the pledge.
“I promised to uphold family values and by having her stand alongside me, we will not only be vowing individually as recognised by the Constitution but also collectively as recognised by our marriage vows also enshrined in the law,” he explained.
He at the same time clarified that his wife would hold the Bible with him and not for him, to remind him of the promises he made to Kenyans.
Kenyatta added that the significant act would also serve as an assurance that family obligations would not interfere with his duties as president.
“She will be committing herself to ensure she reminds me of my promise to the Kenyan people and also assuring Kenyans that family obligations will not interfere with my execution of duties as president,” he said.
The announcement this week elicited a great debate with a cross section of Kenyans supporting it while others argued that it was ill informed. 
Some of those who spoke to Capital FM News commended him while some even argued that the act symbolised a transfer of power from Kenyatta to his wife.
“If he has a strong family, I can assure you we shall have a strong government. His wife will always be there to remind him of the promises,” Francis Njogu commented.

“Uhuru is trying to ape US President Barack Obama but Obama does not have the ICC case tying him down. Most people are trying to imagine that once Uhuru leaves for The Hague, he will leave the powers to his wife,” argued Wycliffe Omondi. 
“I may not have been your supporter nor am I happy that you won, but by bringing ur dear wife on board, you have convinced me that our mothers should look up to you and ur wife. Congrats Mheshimiwa!” Mohammed Hassan posted on Facebook.

“All Kenyans should emulate our next President. This is a message to women who have always cried for gender balance,” Tando Rajura said.
This will not be the first time a president-elect holds the Bible together with his wife while taking the oath of office. 
Obama took his oath placing his hand on the Bible that was held by First Lady Michelle as his daughters looked on.

Kisumu Residents Swear in RAILA as their President...See photo..

Kisumu Residents Swear in RAILA as their President...See photo..


On his tour to Kisumu today after the disappointment by the Supreme court, Raila was welcomed with cheers and jubilations by his supporters.
His supporters had carried a bible together with them to swear him.
Dr Raila Odinga was given a black bible by his supporters to swear as the Peoples President, He however lifted the bible and said "Praise God"
 
 
More details of this story to follow...

Thursday, 4 April 2013

Uhuru Wants his wife to hold Bible for him during oath taking...

Uhuru Wants his wife to hold Bible for him during oath taking...



President elect Uhuru Kenyatta has requested that his wife Margaret Kenyatta holds the bible as he places his hand on it during his swearing-in ceremony.
The Chief of the Defence Forces General Julius Karangi made the revelation on Wednesday.
Karangi is spearheading rehearsals at the Moi International Sports Complex.

Uhuru will be sworn in on Tuesday March, 9.

SHOCKING....See What Some People Do In Nightclubs…Seriously

SHOCKING....See What Some People Do In Nightclubs…Seriously




This picture was taken at a  Nairobi nightclub.While others are busy dancing in the nightclub, others are busy making love.. Like this couple which was caught on camera for example. Hmm, things are really happening.
How can the girl even allow the guy to do this to her in public?


Why should people engage in shameful acts and blame it on photo editing?

Please express your opinion below

Othaya MP Mary Wambui Hires English Teacher to teach her Queens English...

Othaya MP Mary Wambui Hires English Teacher to teach her Queens English...



A source from The Star newspaper suggested that a female member of the National Assembly has hired a private tutor to help her master the queen's language. 

Apparently, the MP wants to silence those who have been making fun of her not very good English. 
Keeping with it's tradition, the paper fails to provide the name of the MP. 

This was the post.
One of the new MPs has reportedly hired an English language teacher to teach her the diction and grammar of the language. The MP wants to perfect her mastery of the Queen's English so that she can silence her critics who have been casting aspersions about her academic qualifications. Her close associates say the MP wants to ensure she is ready and able to wow her critics with her fluent rhetoric and oratory during the debates in the House as well as in other public forums.
Speculation is rife that the female MP being talked about is none other than Othaya legislator Mary Wambui. 

During the campaigns, Wambui received considerable media attention, owing to her relationship with the president, and a controversial nomination.
 During some of her TV appearances, the MP showed lack of mastery of the English language, and was at times the the subject of numerous jokes. It would therefore not be surprising were she to hire a private tutor. 

American Elections Observer Concurs with Results

American Elections Observer Concurs with Results

An American based NGO, the Carter Centre which participated in Kenya's General Election as an observer has concluded that the outcome reflected the will of the people despite challenges the electoral commission faced.

In its report released on Thursday, the Carter Centre said that although the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) failed to manage voter tabulation systems correctly, the overall outcome indicated the voting patterns of Kenyans.

“The paper-based procedure for counting and tallying presented enough guarantees to preserve the expression of the will of Kenyan voters,” the report says on the IEBC’s official results as indicated on Forms 34 and 36.

The Carter Centre also congratulated President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto after the Supreme Court upheld their election victory as announced by IEBC on March 9.

The Centre also praised Prime Minister Raila Odinga, who had petitioned to the Supreme Court to invalidate the results, for accepting the decision of the Court and added that the elections were only a democratic “work in progress” whose mistakes ought to be corrected in future.

The Centre argues IEBC has to learn from this event to regain public confidence in future elections.

They also noted that IEBC was ill-prepared to use the system and even when it conducted trials, they were not fully successful to guarantee a seamless functioning.

“Reliance on technologies that were only partially successful during the mock election exercise threatened to undermine the very trust they were designed to enhance,” the Centre said.

“Some of the problems encountered by IEBC could have been avoided by using simpler, more reliable, and less costly solutions,” added the report.

IEBC was also on the spot for not giving its officers an appropriate alternative in cases where the poll books and other gadgets for voter results transmission failed, and for not giving clear responsibilities to each officer.

For instance, the Centre’s observers charge that there were no operational manual procedures for the national tabulation of votes.

“The absence of detailed procedures did not enable election officials to consistently troubleshoot data entry errors or counting discrepancies,” it added. “These procedures should be published well in advance, shared with all stakeholders, and also address the review and audit of results by election officials to ensure adequate and transparent safeguards are in place.”

However, the observers commend IEBC field agents for working within the time schedule despite the imprecise procedures they received.

The IEBC was commended for publicising regulations and procedures on transmission, receipt and processing of results to stakeholders such as party agents, journalists and election observers as well as allowing full access to tallying centres.

However, the Centre laments that insufficient descriptions of tabulation instructions were shared with Carter Centre observers which “appeared to be insufficient to guarantee the integrity and accuracy of numerical tabulation.”

Mr Odinga who ran on an ODM ticket in the Cord alliance scored 5,340,546 votes or 43.31 per cent of the votes cast against Mr Kenyatta’s 6,173,433 votes (50.07 per cent).

However, Mr Odinga accused the IEBC of declaring a victory based on erroneous voter register and manipulation of figures on Forms 36.

Last Saturday, the Supreme Court dismissed his petition but it is due to publish a full ruling in ten days’ time.

The Centre though argued that the results were determined by “a missive voter turnout” in Mr Kenyatta’s strongholds in Nyandarua, Murang’a, Nyeri and Kiambu counties.

- Daily Nation

Raila Urges Supporters to 'Move on' after Loss

Raila Urges Supporters to 'Move on' after Loss

Prime Minister Raila Odinga on Wednesday told his supporters not to mourn his election loss, insisting he will still participate in nation building even from outside government.

Mr Odinga said he was dismayed by news that three of his supporters committed suicide after the Supreme Court upheld the election of Uhuru Kenyatta as president.

The PM, who was speaking at a luncheon he hosted in honour of 43 Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (CORD) county representatives in Nairobi, said it was wrong for people to endlessly agonise over the election outcome.

Move forward

He told his supporters that it was time for Kenya to move forward.

“I am amazed that when people come to see me, they take their time saying sorry for me. I want to tell Kenyans that I am still firm and strong. I have not fallen,” said Mr Odinga who was making the first public appearance after losing the petition.

He further stated: “I am saddened that one person in Migori and two in Kibera took away their own lives because of election results.”

The outcome of the poll results has disappointed hundreds of Mr Odinga’s supporters who had rested their hopes on a favourable judgment by the Supreme Court.

Mr Odinga is said to have been expecting a judicial outcome that could have led to a run-off between him and Mr Kenyatta.

“When he realised we were sympathizing with him, he turned around and told us he was in fact the one sympathising with Kenya,” said one of the PM’s aide.

Now Mr Odinga has lined up a series of boardroom meetings and luncheons with sectional members of his Cord party to strategise on his next course of action.

ODM secretary-general Anyang Nyong’o who accompanied the PM to the luncheon called on the coalition’s supporters not to lose hope over the election outcome.

“Do not lose hope. Change comes in different ways and the path is not straight it can be zig-zag,” Prof Nyong’o stated.

- Daily Nation

Wednesday, 3 April 2013

Why ICC should drop charges against me-- UHURU KENYATTA

Why ICC should drop charges against me-- UHURU KENYATTA



President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta has explained to trial judges at the International Criminal Court why he wants them to dismiss the case against him, or send it back to the Pre-Trial Chamber II.


In submissions filed by his lawyers Steven Kay and Gillian Higgins, Uhuru argues the prosecution has built a new case after discarding testimony used by Pre-Trial Chamber II judges to confirm the charges against him.


Uhuru has asked the Trial Chamber judges to refer the decision to confirm charges against him back to the Pre-Trial Chamber II for reconsideration, arguing his committal to trial is based on false testimony.


ICC prosecutor Fatou Bensouda dropped witness number four after he recanted his evidence and, subsequently, dropped the charges against Uhuru’s co-accused, former Head of Civil Service Francis Muthaura.


Uhuru’s legal team argues that as with Muthaura, the grounds for terminating the trial against Uhuru are based similarly on a lack of evidence to support the confirmation of charges decision.


They cite Article 64(4) of the Statute saying failure by the prosecutor to disclose key evidence has an impact on the conduct of the proceedings now before the Trial Chamber.
“The defence submits that the withdrawal by the prosecutor of the charges against Muthaura requires the Chamber in this case to consider exercising its power to terminate the proceedings against Mr Kenyatta, in performing its functions prior to the commencement of trial,” his lawyers argue.


Uhuru has consistently reiterated that his case at The Hague cannot stand without that of Muthaura since the two cases are linked.


He has argued the prosecution has consistently framed its case as a common plan involving the two of them.


“Any decision regarding the liability of Muthaura would necessarily, on the prosecution’s own analysis, impact on any determination of Uhuru’s liability. In short, the mode of liability as confirmed cannot be maintained against Uhuru without Muthaura,” his lawyers said.


False testimony

Uhuru’s lawyers argue that confirmation of charges was based on false testimony of Witness Number Four who claimed to have witnessed alleged criminal meetings.


But the prosecutor has insisted there is enough evidence to support the charges against Uhuru.


Uhuru contends about “84 per cent” of the testimonial evidence the prosecution intends to rely upon in the trial was collected after the confirmation of charges.


“The extent of the prosecution’s post-confirmation investigations in this case is manifestly excessive and has resulted in a fundamental factual shift of the prosecution’s case,” he says in submissions after last month’s status conference.


Uhuru’s lawyers say the prosecutor’s late investigations and delayed disclosure of evidence led to the postponement of the commencement of trial.


They note that the prosecutor must apply to the Trial Chamber to have the evidence gathered after confirmation of the charges against Uhuru admitted.


“The prosecution must not be encouraged or permitted to proceed to confirmation on unsatisfactory evidence in the knowledge that they will have a second chance to fill gaps and omissions at a later stage,” says Uhuru’s defence counsel in their filing.


In his latest submission of March 28, just two days before the Supreme Court upheld his presidential victory, Uhuru says it was “irresponsible of the prosecution to elect to proceed to confirmation before it had thoroughly investigated its case.”


Recently, Pre-Trial Chamber II allowed Bensouda to add to the document containing the charges that victims in the case against Uhuru also died of gunshot wounds in Naivasha.


Pre-Trial


In the decision issued by the Pre-Trial Chamber II presiding judge Ekaterina Trendafilova, who confirmed the charges against Uhuru and three others, she said from four witness statements, it was clear guns such as G3 rifles and AK 47 were used in the killings in Naivasha.

“From an evidentiary perspective, the prosecutor has fulfilled her statutory duty by presenting evidence which supports her allegation that victims were also killed by gunshot in Naivasha,” Trendafilova said in the ruling.


Uhuru argues that in opposing the amendment the prosecutor was basing her arguments on evidence gathered after the confirmation of charges, which is against the Statute.


“To allow automatically the admission of wholly new evidence that was available with the exercise of reasonable diligence at confirmation, but which was not collected or presented by the prosecution, without any judicial oversight, would be to emasculate the confirmation of charges process and denude confirmation decisions of the required legal certainty,” say Kay and Higgins.


Bensouda last week opposed a request by Uhuru, his deputy William Ruto and Radio Journalist arap Sang to follow the trial proceedings via video link.
She stated the Rome Statute required the accused to be present in the courtroom for their trial. The judges are yet to rule on the matter.
Story by Standard Digital

Is Rachel Shebesh Dating Kenzo? (PHOTO).

Is Rachel Shebesh Dating Kenzo??? (PHOTO).


Is Shebesh dating Kenzo? well the two love birds  were spotted at  club on Mombasa Road canoodling and having a drink in a very private setting.
The two were shocked when  paparazzi  busted them, but they quickly put on their game faces and welcomed  the paparazzi into the vicinity. They managed to take the picture above before leaving.
It should be noted that Kenzo had recently taken a vow not to have sex and after a few days, he was reiterating that women should stop insisting on asking him for the date. 
He also promised to stop taking alcohol.

Could Rachel Shebesh have broken his resolve? Leave your interesting or creative responses in the comment section below:

A man condemns UHURU for Posting Pictures of the people he is meeting on Facebook..

  A man condemns UHURU for Posting Pictures of the people he is meeting on Facebook...


Luo man condemns UHURU for Posting Pictures of the people he is meeting on Facebook...
 
 Kenyans please, let us move on with our lives..

Tips For Boys To Understand Girls Body Language

Tips For Boys To Understand Girls Body Language

RUTO’s men Chased from the office of the Prime Minister for claiming it is Ruto’s New office…

RUTO’s men Chased from the office of the Prime Minister for claiming it is Ruto’s New office…




Deputy President William Ruto's handlers got a rude shock when they went to secure his new office.
They had gone to inspect the office of the Prime Minister Raila Odinga which will be Ruto's new office but they were chased away by security guards as soon as they got into the reception area.
The guards told Ruto's men that the Supreme Court had not concluded its case therefore no one was vacating the building. After realising that they would not gain entry they left vowing to come back another day.
 A penguin foams past the biology.

Raila alleges plot to undermine devolution

Raila alleges plot to undermine devolution


Outgoing Prime Minister Raila Odinga has  spoken against what he termed as attempts by the government to  interfere with  the new devolution system.
Raila was speaking during a meeting with Nairobi County Assembly members held today at the Crown Plaza Hotel in Nairobi.  
He alleged that some forces in government want county commissioners and other members of the provincial administration to act as legitimate authorities in the counties.
He said that the situation is inconsistent with provisions of the constitution. The outgoing PM stated that attempts to make governors either take orders from county commissioners or play subsidiary roles to   “agents of an outdated order” were unacceptable.
He  said that he had warned about this development immediately the office of the President embarked on appointing county commissioners adding the transitional clause is very clear that the provincial administration would be restructured to fit in the new constitution.
“Let us get this clear. It is the system known as the provincial administration which was to be restructured to fit in to the new constitution, not the other way round,” he said.
Raila said that Cord as a coalition stood strongly for the full and undiluted devolution of power and resources to the counties adding Kenyans must enjoy what they voted for in the new constitution promulgated on August 27, 2010.
The PM added that Kenyans must be allowed to look up to and hold responsible only people they elected in the last polls to take care of their counties.
“That is why I want to call on all governors and county assembly members, regardless of party to hold their ground, stand firm and demand to be given the full space and mandate to implement the devolution agenda of their voters,” he said,
He said that without the full implementation of the devolution agenda, the country will return to the old centralization which he blamed for inequities in the country.
Raila further stated that he did not need to be pitied after his election loss, saying the many messages of sympathy that he was receiving were misplaced and unnecessary stating that he was still committed to the ideals of democracy for which he will continue championing.
The PM also told county assembly members that they had a responsibility and duty to implement the promises CORD made during the campaigns as written in the coalition’s manifesto.
-THE STAR

Tuesday, 2 April 2013

Remember Kingwa Kamencu? She's Urging Kenyans To Embark on Mass Masturbation

Remember Kingwa Kamencu? She's Urging Kenyans To Embark on Mass Masturbation

Kingwa Kamencu, the lady who thought she'll be Kenya's fourth president appears not to be in her right state of mind. Last week as Kenyans were anxiously waiting for the Supreme Court to decide the direction Kenya takes, she was making some very weird statements on Facebook.

This was her first post on Saturday.
So apparently the CJ's ruling might not be till 5pm. I suggest we embark on a mass masturbation in the meantime, to pass the time till then. Not only will that give health and spiritual benefits, it will also lower the ethnic tensions that are simmering and threatening to erupt by the minute.
And the following comments followed.
The rotten mind of the woman who wanted to be our president - Wanjiru Tyrus

Na hiki kimwanamke ndicho kilitaka kuwa president???!!! - Ronald Kibet


Madam President suggests that we take matters into our own hands in the meantime...  - Mutugi Njue


Haha President Kamencu has addressed the nation.It could be interesting to have a hot sexy president.  - Godiah Rocky


Her Excellency Kamenchu 'State of Union' address. - Mburu Kamau
 ... plus many other comments.

After Mutunga gave the ruling, her excellency was not happy. This is what she wrote.
Not happy with this ruling. Now i need sex, to feel better.
If you remember right, this is not the first time Kamencu is making such shocking statements. It will be recalled that during the campaigns, she formed a movement dubbed the 'Underwear Free Revolution', whose main aim was to encourage citizens to stay 'free'. 

A few weeks later, she was back on Facebook looking for a husband. She even spelt out all conditions for anyone willing to apply.
Read: How To Apply To Be Kingwa Kamecu's Husband.
Read: The Incredible Life of 'President' Kingwa Kamencu

Kamencu eventually pulled out of the race and endorsed Martha Karua for the top seat. Looking back, we can confidently say that Kenya dodged a bullet.
© nairobiwire.com

Raila's Adviser John Maina Describes Raila's Reaction The Exact Moment Mutunga Made The Ruling

Raila's Adviser John Maina Describes Raila's Reaction The Exact Moment Mutunga Made The Ruling




This is a post written by the Kenya Diaspora adviser to Prime Minister Raila Odinga, describing his immediate reaction after Chief Justice Willy Mutunga gave the ruling that upheld Uhuru Kenyatta's victory. 

John Maina
And the screenshot.



WAtching the Supreme Court ruling with the PM in his office taught me how to be strong even when all odds are against you. The PM was composed and in a somber mood even as the Supreme Court hammer came down on him. 

He turned around and told us not to feel sorry for him because he is the one who feels sorry for us and fellow Kenyans. Raila Odinga is the best president that Kenyans never had. Aluta Continua!

And the screenshot.

Two leading radio presenters FIGHT furiously over their BOSS....

Two leading radio presenters FIGHT furiously over their BOSS....



Two leading radio presenters, in a love triangle involving their boss, a married man, unleashed free for all drama on Friday after one tracked the two to a Nairobi hotel where they had gone for an evening date.
She had been tipped off by a friend about the clandestine date and even went ahead to call paparazzi to accompany her to the hotel.
The romantic outing turned chaotic when the aggrieved girl accused her friend of ‘stealing’ her boss from her with the two going physical as the boss scampered.

 Who do think the two could be?????

US cannot ignore ICC indictment

US cannot ignore ICC indictment


New York

A State Department official said on Monday that the United States "will look carefully at the actions of Kenya's leaders and government" in the coming months.
"We cannot ignore the serious charges that have been set out in the ICC indictment, and will calibrate our engagement accordingly," added Hilary Renner, the department's spokesperson for African affairs.
Ms Renner's comments in an e-mail message to the Nation suggest that the Obama administration intends to make good on earlier warnings by its top Africa diplomat of "consequences" that would ensue for US relations with Kenya if certain candidates - understood to be Uhuru Kenyatta and William Ruto - were elected. (Read: Kenya diplomatic isolation might lead to less financial aid and trade)
The State Department did not specify how it will "calibrate" US engagement with a Kenya led by a president and vice-president facing trial in The Hague on charges of crimes against humanity.
But the department spokeswoman added: "We do not expect to curtail our cooperation with the government and people of Kenya on our mutual priorities."
Ms Renner also noted, "We acknowledge and respect the sovereign and democratic choices made by the Kenyan people in the March 2013 elections for local and national leadership positions."
The United States continues to regard Kenya as an important ally, the official emphasised. "Since its independence in 1963," Ms Renner said, "Kenya has been one of America’s strongest and most enduring partners in Africa, and we will continue to work to ensure that partnership is productive."
The US "values its relations with the government and people of Kenya," she said, adding, "We also value the principles of accountability, justice and the rule of law."
"We continue to emphasise the importance of accountability for the 2007-2008 post-election violence in relation to Kenya’s democracy, peace, and long-term stability," Ms Renner continued.
"We welcome and wish to underscore the importance of Kenya's commitment to uphold its international obligations, including those with respect to international justice. We urge the individual defendants and the government of Kenya to live up to commitments of seeking justice for the victims of the 2007-2008 post-election violence, including by cooperating fully with the ICC process
  
  -Nation

Pendo Releases More unclad Pics...she HATES clothes so Much..

Pendo Releases More nude Pics...she HATES clothes so Much..



The socialite pics just keep on coming.


 First photos of Pendo when she was wet came out, THEN a story about Vera Sidika removing her panties in public leaked to us, THEN an alleged nvde photo of Vera came out, THEN Shee Waruinge came out with a video of her twerking her booty, THEN Huddah came out with her own rump-shaking video, and THEN Pendo came out with her own nvde.






Now the perverts in the audience are obviously going to come out saying, "that is not a true nvde photo!" let me ask you one question: has she worn clothes or not? The photos are by Buoart.


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