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Re: Kibaki was a gift to kenya
« Reply #20 on: May 01, 2022, 12:48:50 AM »
What is not in DOUBT - KIBAKI PLANNED TO RIG AND PLANNED TO MASSACRE LUOS WHO HE KNEW WOULD ERUPT.

He never saw Kalenjin...and that became his blindspot. The evil plan of Kibaki men was rig and crush Luo resistance in a week - and go back to stealing.

He had assembled thousands troops in Kisumu and Nairobi slums - and they wasted no time to fill up the morgues - and yet these were mostly demos that were not that violent - just stone throwing and burning of cars or properties. Luos had not killed anybody to massacred. Kalenjin nation responded partly to stop Kibaki massacre of Luos. Kibaki was sending reinforcement to kisumu every day - until people decided to block all the roads.

PREACH!

Kibaki's regime was an unadulterated Uthamaki evil. Those Merus were special kind of evil, akina Muthaura.
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Re: Kibaki was a gift to kenya
« Reply #21 on: May 01, 2022, 06:02:15 AM »
I had not read the Nation before I wrote the above comment, Lee Njiru echoes what I wrote  :)

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Lee Njiru: Mwai Kibaki was a gentleman surrounded by 'evil' people

A top aide of Kenya’s second President Daniel arap Moi has described the late Mwai Kibaki as a gentleman who was surrounded by ‘evil’ people.

Mr Njiru, who served as head of the Presidential Press Unit during the late Moi’s government, recounted to the Nation the embarrassment, threats, intimidation and insults he received even before Kibaki, who was laid to rest in Nyeri County yesterday, was sworn into office in 2002.

"While the late President Kibaki understood people, some people close to him were ‘evil’," said Mr Njiru.

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