From: Tebiti Oisaboke
These folks are they kidding me by telling talking about Kibaki”s legacy? What legacy has he left or will leave behind when his lease is up for grabs?
The only principal legacy I can think of Pres Kibaki was being sworn in in the middle of the night. Is that a legitimate legacy?
The other one is densely populating the central service with servants from one region only.
Legacy # 3 is that he has transformed Eastleigh Estate into Mogadishu city or Somali land. These folks have brought their dirty piracy ransom loots and contracted sky scrappers under Kibaki’s watch. That is a legacy to him.
Legacy #4: Corruption in Kenya is off the roof. Right now the majority poor can’t even afford two basic meals a day. No more three squared meals on the table per day. The dollars sells at over 104 shillings making inflation unbearable to the common man. At least during Nyayo’s time the highest it shot to was Ksh. 98.00 per dollar. This O’campo business has drained our resources by hiring expensive attorneys for the suspects, the famous Musyoka diplomatic trips in search of support, the 10 Billion dollars budget computer glitch and many other social evils under Kibaki. Kibaki has broken each and every Kenyan law and therefore he doesn’t have a legitimate legacy to lean on after he finally jets out from the Hill to his ikuru at Othaya.
God bless Kenya
TOI
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Mathenge,
We read what the standard wrote and what you wrote, there is a very big diference.My conclusion is that, there is a need to put the fact that you are a Kikuyu behind you and for a moment think using your brains and not teeth.If there was anyone who should have been tried at Hague, it is you guys in the media.Stop spreading hate messages about Raila.It will not help you at all.I sympathise with your lack of knowledge and level of understanding and Iam worried that Editors of Daily Nation are complicit in your dirty primitive tribal agenda that they allow you to print something like that.The case at Hague has nothing to do with Raila and has eveything to do with Ocampo 6.Wise up nigger!
Sincerely,
Leonard Akajo
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Photo/FILE ICC chief prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo after a past meeting with President Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga in Nairobi.
By OLIVER MATHENGE omathenge@ke.nationmedia.com
Posted Friday, October 14 2011 at 22:30
One of the International Criminal Court Prosecutor’s witnesses accused Prime Minister Raila Odinga of financing the post-election violence, it emerged on Friday.
The revelation is in Mr Moreno-Ocampo’s final submission in the case against Eldoret North MP William Ruto, his Tinderet counterpart Henry Kosgey and radio presenter Joshua Sang.
Mr Ocampo however argued before the ICC judges that though the witness said in his statement that the PM was informed of the planning and gave money to Mr Ruto and Mr Kosgey, it is not proof that Mr Odinga was the head of the network that organised and executed the crimes.
Mr Ocampo added that any criminal responsibility that might be attached to the PM did not water down the evidence against Mr Kosgey.
This is the first time in court that Mr Ocampo is making reference to Mr Odinga’s possible involvement because when talking to the media, he insisted that he had no evidence against either the PM or President Kibaki.
The prosecutor’s case against Mr Ruto, Mr Kosgey and Mr Sang is centered on ODM planning attacks against perceived PNU supporters. (READ: Ocampo urges judges to confirm Ruto group charges)
In his second case, he accuses Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta, head of civil service Francis Muthaura and postmaster general Hussein Ali of revenge attacks against perceived ODM supporters.
In his submission, Mr Ocampo has asked the Pre-Trial Chamber to confirm all charges against the three suspects because failing to do so, the three will have escaped trial for very serious crimes.
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The prosecutor wants the three to go to trial for murder, forcible evictions and persecution of perceived PNU supporters in the Rift Valley and have no charges dismissed as being inappropriately cumulative.
The prosecutor also said that the defence did not present evidence that renders his insufficient for the purpose of confirming the charges.
He says that the defence offered alibi that was intended to refute the Prosecution’s evidence.
He added that the Defence presented a factual dispute concerning material issues that can only be properly during a trial.
The prosecutor dismissed the defence arguments that his evidence was inconsistent with his case against them.