Friday, August 31, 2012
IT IS POSSIBLE OUKO'S MURDERERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DEATH OF SAITOTI
IT IS POSSIBLE OUKO'S MURDERERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DEATH OF SAITOTI
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PLEASE REVEAL THE NAMES OF THOSE WHO MURDERED DR. ROBERT JOHN OUKO AND POISONED PROF. GEORGE SAITOTI AND HAND THEM OVER TO THE “SAITOTI COMMISSION OF INQUIRY--IT IS POSSIBLE THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DEATH OF SAITOTI AND OTHERS IN THE HELICOPTER CRASH;
"This is not my original skin”. Said Professor George Saitoti when he accepted he was poisoned just a few days following his warning that he would spill the beans over the controversial Goldenburg looting scandal in
the 90s. http://www.standardmedia.co.ke/?articleID=2000025251&pageNo=1 . A little while before he was poisoned, the late professor of mathematics, had been cornered over allegations he was involved in the Goldenburg scandal. But in his denial of any involvement in the scandal, he warned, “I will spill the beans, Kila mtu abebe mizigo yake mwenyewe”. { I will spill the beans, everyone should carry his/her own luggage}. No doubts, Saitoti had been poisoned because he scared the looters of public funds in the infamous Gldenburg scandal when he warned that, he would spill the beans about the scandal. The aim of poisoning him was to kill him in order to destroy the evidence he had about the scandal, but he did not die.
A short while prior to Saitotis' death in the helicopter crash, it had been reported that, the same Goldenburg scandal controversy, which nearly cost him his life in the 90s, would be revived. What a scenario?. No doubts, had Professor Saitoti been recalled to testify in the controversial scandal once it was revived, he would have spilled the beans. But he was not let to live long enough to do so. It is therefore certain, that the message of the revival of the Goldenburg scandal in this era of the new Constitution, new rules, more democracy and more freedom in Kenya, must have sent new scaring signals to those who had earlier poisoned Saitoti, hitherto warranting new plans to eliminate the professor once and for all.
Days, Months and years after Saitoti was poisoned, President Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi has repeatedly and publicly said that, “whoever who killed the late Dr. Robert John Ouko, is the same one who poisoned Professor George Saitoti”. http://www.kigalikonnect.com/article/saitoti-professor-with-a-chequered-political-career.html. President Moi said those words during his tenure of his reign as the President of the Republic of Kenya, making it more certain that what he said was true because he had power and authority over the land of Kenya. It is then possible to believe that whoever that murdered Dr. Ouko and poisoned Professor Saitoti, is the same person or the same people who planned and killed the late minister for Internal Security, Professor George Saitoti in a helicopter crash. This is because there are no doubts that whoever whose beans would have been spilled by Saitoti had the Goldenburg scandal been revived, is likely the one who planned and killed him in the helicopter crash. The only individual Kenyan who knows whose beans Saitoti would have spilled, is President Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi.
Only President Moi has the password and the secret code that can unlock the complicated puzzle and the mystery surrounding the death of the late Minister for internal security. Regardless of whether the intended revival of the Goldenburg scandal or the alleged position of Saitoti as a prosecution witness at the Hague were the reasons which made President Moi make the hasty about turn and abrupt change of mind in the support of Saitoti for the Presidency of Kenya, to replace his long time favorite for the same position, Hon Uhuru Kenyatta, creates suspicion and he should provide Kenyans with the name or the names of those who murdered the late Dr. Ouko and poisoned Professor Saitoti. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NEbQUJ6_Bc. Mois support for Saitoti. http://www.standardmedia.co.ke/index.php?articleID=2000059789&story_title=Moi-says-he-supported-Saitoti%E2%80%99s-presidential-bid . It is a big crime for President Moi to withhold and to keep secret such sensitive public matters. He should release those names immediately.
Nevertheless, the evil spirits of political assassinations and political murders which have continued to rob Kenyans, men of high integrity for many years in the name of “Kenya Politics”, should be fought hard and brought to an end. Since Independence of Kenya in 1963, regime after regime has been associated with political assassinations and/or political murders. Reports from commissions of inquiries for various political assassinations and political murders which have been committed in Kenya, have never been made public and no one has been prosecuted except for Isaac Nahason Njenga Njoroge.
President Mzee Jomo Kenyatta hid from the Kenya public, the Parliamentary select Committee report which investigated the murder of JM Kariuki, until he died in 1978. President Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi hid from the Kenya public, the report of the Ouko Commission of Inquiry which investigated the mysterious murder of Dr. Robert John Ouko, until he left office in 2002. President Mwai Kibaki has until this day, continued to hide from the Kenya public, the second report of another Commission of Inquiry which once again investigated the mysterious murder of Dr. Robert John Ouko after he took office in 2002.
This insanity of political assassinations and political murders in Kenya must be brought to an end. Kenyans must be ready to support every effort aimed at bringing to an end the heinous culture of using Kenya politics as an excuse to assassinate and to murder men of high integrity, honest and transparent. Kenyans should no longer be deprived good leaders, through the senseless political assassinations and political murders. This has to be stopped and ended, and never to be witnessed or to be heard in Kenya again.
All the above facts do not rule out the possible complicity of a second or a third party in the murder of Professor George Saitoti. Rumors had already been circulating that Saitoti was a prosecution witness at the Hague. Whoever Saitoti was to testify against at the Hague, would have certainly joined any group to eliminate him. Therefore the complicity of those who had poisoned Saitoti in his murder, cannot be ruled out. It is therefore appropriate, and in order to pursue this as a second lead.
By Isaac Newton Kinity.
"This is not my original skin”. Said Professor George Saitoti when he accepted he was poisoned just a few days following his warning that he would spill the beans over the controversial Goldenburg looting scandal in
the 90s. http://www.standardmedia.co.ke/?articleID=2000025251&pageNo=1 . A little while before he was poisoned, the late professor of mathematics, had been cornered over allegations he was involved in the Goldenburg scandal. But in his denial of any involvement in the scandal, he warned, “I will spill the beans, Kila mtu abebe mizigo yake mwenyewe”. { I will spill the beans, everyone should carry his/her own luggage}. No doubts, Saitoti had been poisoned because he scared the looters of public funds in the infamous Gldenburg scandal when he warned that, he would spill the beans about the scandal. The aim of poisoning him was to kill him in order to destroy the evidence he had about the scandal, but he did not die.
A short while prior to Saitotis' death in the helicopter crash, it had been reported that, the same Goldenburg scandal controversy, which nearly cost him his life in the 90s, would be revived. What a scenario?. No doubts, had Professor Saitoti been recalled to testify in the controversial scandal once it was revived, he would have spilled the beans. But he was not let to live long enough to do so. It is therefore certain, that the message of the revival of the Goldenburg scandal in this era of the new Constitution, new rules, more democracy and more freedom in Kenya, must have sent new scaring signals to those who had earlier poisoned Saitoti, hitherto warranting new plans to eliminate the professor once and for all.
Days, Months and years after Saitoti was poisoned, President Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi has repeatedly and publicly said that, “whoever who killed the late Dr. Robert John Ouko, is the same one who poisoned Professor George Saitoti”. http://www.kigalikonnect.com/article/saitoti-professor-with-a-chequered-political-career.html. President Moi said those words during his tenure of his reign as the President of the Republic of Kenya, making it more certain that what he said was true because he had power and authority over the land of Kenya. It is then possible to believe that whoever that murdered Dr. Ouko and poisoned Professor Saitoti, is the same person or the same people who planned and killed the late minister for Internal Security, Professor George Saitoti in a helicopter crash. This is because there are no doubts that whoever whose beans would have been spilled by Saitoti had the Goldenburg scandal been revived, is likely the one who planned and killed him in the helicopter crash. The only individual Kenyan who knows whose beans Saitoti would have spilled, is President Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi.
Only President Moi has the password and the secret code that can unlock the complicated puzzle and the mystery surrounding the death of the late Minister for internal security. Regardless of whether the intended revival of the Goldenburg scandal or the alleged position of Saitoti as a prosecution witness at the Hague were the reasons which made President Moi make the hasty about turn and abrupt change of mind in the support of Saitoti for the Presidency of Kenya, to replace his long time favorite for the same position, Hon Uhuru Kenyatta, creates suspicion and he should provide Kenyans with the name or the names of those who murdered the late Dr. Ouko and poisoned Professor Saitoti. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NEbQUJ6_Bc. Mois support for Saitoti. http://www.standardmedia.co.ke/index.php?articleID=2000059789&story_title=Moi-says-he-supported-Saitoti%E2%80%99s-presidential-bid . It is a big crime for President Moi to withhold and to keep secret such sensitive public matters. He should release those names immediately.
Nevertheless, the evil spirits of political assassinations and political murders which have continued to rob Kenyans, men of high integrity for many years in the name of “Kenya Politics”, should be fought hard and brought to an end. Since Independence of Kenya in 1963, regime after regime has been associated with political assassinations and/or political murders. Reports from commissions of inquiries for various political assassinations and political murders which have been committed in Kenya, have never been made public and no one has been prosecuted except for Isaac Nahason Njenga Njoroge.
President Mzee Jomo Kenyatta hid from the Kenya public, the Parliamentary select Committee report which investigated the murder of JM Kariuki, until he died in 1978. President Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi hid from the Kenya public, the report of the Ouko Commission of Inquiry which investigated the mysterious murder of Dr. Robert John Ouko, until he left office in 2002. President Mwai Kibaki has until this day, continued to hide from the Kenya public, the second report of another Commission of Inquiry which once again investigated the mysterious murder of Dr. Robert John Ouko after he took office in 2002.
This insanity of political assassinations and political murders in Kenya must be brought to an end. Kenyans must be ready to support every effort aimed at bringing to an end the heinous culture of using Kenya politics as an excuse to assassinate and to murder men of high integrity, honest and transparent. Kenyans should no longer be deprived good leaders, through the senseless political assassinations and political murders. This has to be stopped and ended, and never to be witnessed or to be heard in Kenya again.
All the above facts do not rule out the possible complicity of a second or a third party in the murder of Professor George Saitoti. Rumors had already been circulating that Saitoti was a prosecution witness at the Hague. Whoever Saitoti was to testify against at the Hague, would have certainly joined any group to eliminate him. Therefore the complicity of those who had poisoned Saitoti in his murder, cannot be ruled out. It is therefore appropriate, and in order to pursue this as a second lead.
By Isaac Newton Kinity.
Kibaki: Govt to be firm on election offences
Kibaki: Govt to be firm on election offencesWritten By:PPS, Posted: Fri, Aug 31, 2012 | ||
President Mwai Kibaki Friday directed police to deal firmly with anybody found to be inciting Kenyans to violence as the country prepares for the general elections.
The President told police to be alert and carry out thorough investigations to ensure that individuals found engaging in criminal activities face the full force of the law irrespective of their status in society.
Similarly, the President impressed on the police force to embrace the concept of partnerships with Kenyans to boost the fight against election related offences.
The Head of State therefore exhorted Kenyans to shun negative ethnicity and co-exist harmoniously with their neighbors.
President Kibaki was speaking during the pass-out parade for 3,900Administration Police recruits who have completed 15 month training at the Administration Police Training College (APTC) in Embakasi.
Saying Kenya was ultimately greater than any individual, the Head of State particularly called on the security agencies to be on the alert to inter-communal hostilities that may lead to violence.
President Kibaki observed that the numerous security challenges faced by the country both from within and outside the country could be effectively confronted by the government with support of Kenyans.
On police reforms, the President said the Government has allocated adequate funds to address the welfare needs of police officers in line with the recommendations of the National Task Force on Police Reforms.
Additionally, President Kibaki said the Government has set aside further resources to build the operational and logistical capacity of the security agencies to enable then execute their mandate.
Besides Police welfare, the Head of State stated that a wide range of reform initiatives are being undertaken to transform the security organs into professional, accountable and well-resourced agencies that can effectively deliver on their mandate.
He said key policy legislations have been finalized and rolled out to provide a strong legal framework that entrenches professionalism, police accountability and strong community-police partnership in the country.
The President called for fast tracking of the remaining reform activities to ensure the objectives of the ongoing reforms are realized.
On that note, President Kibaki urged the Ministry of Provincial Administration and Internal Security to develop the necessary mechanisms to operationalize all the relevant provisions of the Constitution and security sector-related legislations.
As part of the ongoing police reforms, the President said the government also introduced a new training curriculum for security officers.
The curriculum, President Kibaki noted, equips officers with new skills that are critical in modern policing.
Alongside the ongoing police reforms, President Kibaki said, the government is set to recruit an additional 7,000 officers into the Kenya Police and the Administration Police services to boost security and increase the police - population ratio.
Already the government has trained 7,000 new officers who include 1,580officers that graduated in Kiganjo last week, the 3,900 Administration Police recruits passing out and an additional batch of security personnel expected to join the General Service Unit early next month.
"Your recruitment is part of the Government efforts to increase the police- population ratio in order to enhance security services in the country", president Kibaki told the graduating recruits.
On that note, the Head of State assured Kenyans that police recruitments will be conducted in a transparent and accountable manner to ensure that only Kenyans qualified are accorded the opportunity to join the National Police Service.
The President challenged officers who have undergone training under the restructured curriculum to be the agents of change that Kenyans desire to see in the police service.
President Kibaki commended the outgoing AP Commandant Kinuthia Mbugua for instilling discipline and professionalism in the Administration Police force and challenged the successor to emulate him.
The Head of State wished Mbugua well in his future endeavors.
He also congratulated the recruits for their hard work which has enabled them complete the training and appealed to them to maintain high standards of professional excellence, integrity and discipline in discharging their duties.
In his address, Defense minister who the acting Minister for Provincial Administration and Internal Security Mr. Mohamed Yusuf Haji echoed President Kibaki's sentiments saying the outgoing Commandant played a key role in shaping a professional AP force.
The Minister said the government is organizing a national security forum involving all actors to discuss the security challenges facing the country, evaluate and review the country's security preparedness.
Appealed to Kenyans to abide by the rule of law, Haji called on all key players in the management of the country's security to work as a team and embrace consultation and cooperation in the fight against crime.
Among the graduands were 248 University graduates.
In attendance were Cabinet Ministers Naomi Shaaban and Jamleck Kamau, Assistant Minister Ferdinand Waititu, nominated MP Maison Leshomo, acting Head of Public Service and Secretary to Cabinet Francis Kimemia and Police Commissioner Mathew Iteere among senior government officials.
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