SV: {UAH} Ocen, WBK// Kenyan MP shot dead in Nairobi
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Ocen & co.,
I find it lousy that the late Hon was going to his family meeting
so armed.O.K., he had licens for it but could that be sign enough that
he was aware some thing was hatching after his butt?
Noc'l
"WE FORM THE CULTURE THAT FORMS US"….noc'la gaumoy.
Den söndag, 8 februari 2015 20:24 skrev George Okello <opallog@gmail.com>:
Mr Pojim/WBK
I understand the Nairobi mayor was beaten up by hired thugs this
morning. I think there is an on-going strike by market vendors. Like
Jenniffer Musisi, Dr Kidero is trying to move these vendors on,
claiming they are an eyesore, but without providing them with an
alternative. In all cities of third world countries, there is a whole
underclass that survives on illegal vending, and governments have to
think of more creative ways of combatting the problem. The Philippines
tried what no other government in the low income countries have
attempted, whic is to allocate $10 billion to build low cost housing
30-50 miles outside of Manila City and allocated them free of charge
to the urban city homeless families who live in giant squatters? Would
you belive that this radical policy actually failed? The government
had failed to realise that people live in slums, not because they
prefer to do so, but because of employment opportunities it offers.
The government got so alarmed that it is the middle class families who
have been bribing the squatter families to move into these low cost
houses. As Manila city is very expensive, the city workers would
rather move to live 50 miles out and then drive to work. So it has
become a vicious circle, a family is moved out of the slums into a
modern, electrified low cost house with piped water, in less than a
mont, they have moved back to another Manila slum which opens up as
soon as one is closed, and a city working family has moved in, having
bribed the squatter family up to $5,000. Dr Kidero should learn a
lesson from this experience of Manila City. Those market vendors will
simply change base, as soon as their current base is knocked down. He
therefore has to find alternatives for these vendors, otherwise he may
come off even worse off the next he rubs shoulders with these irate
citizens.
Dr Kidero wants to be President of Kenya, and I dont think incidents
like this are good on his CV.
George Okello
On 2/7/15, 'gaumoy nockrach-laduma' via Ugandans at Heart (UAH)
Community <ugandans-at-heart@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> Alafuu,Kenya is going to the dogs too!!!
> When I first heard the news this afternoon, no mention of the family
> meetinghwd been made yet, but there were emphasis on a well planned
> assassination.
> What was the family meeting about? Family dispute?! The assassins were ready
> and knew exactly what and when to do their act. They even let the cars ahead
> to pass?!
> noc'la gau"WE FORM THE CULTURE THAT FORMS US"….noc'la gaumoy.
>
> Den lördag, 7 februari 2015 19:19 skrev 'edward pojim' via Ugandans at
> Heart (UAH) Community <ugandans-at-heart@googlegroups.com>:
>
>
> Folks;
> The determination of the assassin is skin-crawling. But personal awareness
> of basic security may have saved this MP. Why hold a family meeting that
> ends past mid-night in a bar?
> All the same, this is a tragedy.
> Pojim
>
> Standard Digital News : : The Counties - Kabete MP George Muchai, body
> guards and driver shot dead in Nairobi CBD
>
> | |
> | | | | | |
> | Standard Digital News : : The Counties - Kabete MP George Muchai, body
> guards and driver shot dead...Kabete MP George Muchai, his two bodyguards
> and a driver were early Saturday morning shot dead in cold blood at Kenyatta
> Avenue-Uhuru Highway roundabout in Nairobi. |
> | |
> | View on www.standardmedia.co.ke | Preview by Yahoo |
> | |
> | |
>
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I understand the Nairobi mayor was beaten up by hired thugs this
morning. I think there is an on-going strike by market vendors. Like
Jenniffer Musisi, Dr Kidero is trying to move these vendors on,
claiming they are an eyesore, but without providing them with an
alternative. In all cities of third world countries, there is a whole
underclass that survives on illegal vending, and governments have to
think of more creative ways of combatting the problem. The Philippines
tried what no other government in the low income countries have
attempted, whic is to allocate $10 billion to build low cost housing
30-50 miles outside of Manila City and allocated them free of charge
to the urban city homeless families who live in giant squatters? Would
you belive that this radical policy actually failed? The government
had failed to realise that people live in slums, not because they
prefer to do so, but because of employment opportunities it offers.
The government got so alarmed that it is the middle class families who
have been bribing the squatter families to move into these low cost
houses. As Manila city is very expensive, the city workers would
rather move to live 50 miles out and then drive to work. So it has
become a vicious circle, a family is moved out of the slums into a
modern, electrified low cost house with piped water, in less than a
mont, they have moved back to another Manila slum which opens up as
soon as one is closed, and a city working family has moved in, having
bribed the squatter family up to $5,000. Dr Kidero should learn a
lesson from this experience of Manila City. Those market vendors will
simply change base, as soon as their current base is knocked down. He
therefore has to find alternatives for these vendors, otherwise he may
come off even worse off the next he rubs shoulders with these irate
citizens.
Dr Kidero wants to be President of Kenya, and I dont think incidents
like this are good on his CV.
George Okello
On 2/7/15, 'gaumoy nockrach-laduma' via Ugandans at Heart (UAH)
Community <ugandans-at-heart@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> Alafuu,Kenya is going to the dogs too!!!
> When I first heard the news this afternoon, no mention of the family
> meetinghwd been made yet, but there were emphasis on a well planned
> assassination.
> What was the family meeting about? Family dispute?! The assassins were ready
> and knew exactly what and when to do their act. They even let the cars ahead
> to pass?!
> noc'la gau"WE FORM THE CULTURE THAT FORMS US"….noc'la gaumoy.
>
> Den lördag, 7 februari 2015 19:19 skrev 'edward pojim' via Ugandans at
> Heart (UAH) Community <ugandans-at-heart@googlegroups.com>:
>
>
> Folks;
> The determination of the assassin is skin-crawling. But personal awareness
> of basic security may have saved this MP. Why hold a family meeting that
> ends past mid-night in a bar?
> All the same, this is a tragedy.
> Pojim
>
> Standard Digital News : : The Counties - Kabete MP George Muchai, body
> guards and driver shot dead in Nairobi CBD
>
> | |
> | | | | | |
> | Standard Digital News : : The Counties - Kabete MP George Muchai, body
> guards and driver shot dead...Kabete MP George Muchai, his two bodyguards
> and a driver were early Saturday morning shot dead in cold blood at Kenyatta
> Avenue-Uhuru Highway roundabout in Nairobi. |
> | |
> | View on www.standardmedia.co.ke | Preview by Yahoo |
> | |
> | |
>
>
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