H.E UHURU'S INABILITY to get his 2022 SUCCESSION POLITICS RIGHT and in the process ADOPT a WINNING FORMULA poses an EXISTENTIAL THREAT to Kenya's STABILITY and PROSPERITY. His CLUMSY and WOBBLY attempt to get a FORMULA at ANY COST will BURN KENYA.
— Ahmednasir Abdullahi SC (@ahmednasirlaw) October 9, 2020
I am glad you're finally waking up.
You've been accusing me of nonsense.
When some of us clearly highlight the early warning signals.
When some of us predict the ugly scenes.
You claim we are wishing or engineering them.
The king is naked.
He thought Ruto ni mchezo who he will toss around.
But WSR is bad news. Na bado. Uhuru is plotting the downfall of Kenyatta family without knowing.
Now this less than 2yrs to election -20 months - can you sustain police blocking political rallies - esp as we head into 2022 :) :)
Kichecko biggest.
If Ruto organized 20 simulatnously harambees the police force will be overwhelmed.
Police mount road blocks cordon off venue for meeting of Independent Msambweni parliamentary aspirant Faisal Abdalla Bader to be attended by Former Senators @nduyamuthama , @HassanOmarH, @KBonimtetezi and Kikuyu MP @KIMANIICHUNGWAH#HustlerNation remains unbowed!!! pic.twitter.com/ANiNLrawbf
— The People for Hassan Omar (@People4Hassomar) October 9, 2020
Structured engagements with grassroots leaders are prerequisites in development agenda-setting. We held fruitful deliberations with Abagusii community leaders drawn from Kisii and Nyamira counties. I thank them for their well thought out comments and warm welcome. Asanteni sana pic.twitter.com/po2Dc7vA4r
— Raila Odinga (@RailaOdinga) October 9, 2020
?s=20Laughter is good.๐๐๐๐ pic.twitter.com/mRojViQfK0
— KIPCHUMBA MURKOMEN, E.G.H (@kipmurkomen) October 9, 2020
Let me get this straight, there is going to be a war between hustlers and the so called dynasties just so pineapple face buck teeth can become president?in this war, kalenjins obviously support buck teeth so there is not going to be war there, this war is going to be fought in Mt Kenya where boda boda drivers are going to hunt down the so called dynasties and finish them so buck teeth can become president. They are going to completely annihilate the dynasties or the rich, their primary employers and economic engines so buck teeth can give them wheelbarrows and jembes. You guys seem to be smoking something thatโs not sitting very well. I am not worried about Kikuyus turning against one another, have you seen how quickly the conversation changed after the Muranga debacle. I would be more worried about the half of the country that hates buck teeth never accepting his victory if he won, I do not think he can win without rigging and death but even if he does, he will have to offer a lot of deals to a lot of people to be able to rule.
I humbly beg President Uhuru Kenyatta to heed to my counsel:You have two sons, if you show favoritism to one natural instincts shall make the other to rebel and your family shall burn. Hence,please hand-shake Ruto or hand-unshake Raila to save Kenya from burning.
— Timothy Njoya (@timothynjoya) October 7, 2020
Let me get this straight, there is going to be a war between hustlers and the so called dynasties just so pineapple face buck teeth can become president?in this war, kalenjins obviously support buck teeth so there is not going to be war there, this war is going to be fought in Mt Kenya where boda boda drivers are going to hunt down the so called dynasties and finish them so buck teeth can become president. They are going to completely annihilate the dynasties or the rich, their primary employers and economic engines so buck teeth can give them wheelbarrows and jembes. You guys seem to be smoking something thatโs not sitting very well. I am not worried about Kikuyus turning against one another, have you seen how quickly the conversation changed after the Muranga debacle. I would be more worried about the half of the country that hates buck teeth never accepting his victory if he won, I do not think he can win without rigging and death but even if he does, he will have to offer a lot of deals to a lot of people to be able to rule.
It's comical to watch the whining and teeth gnashing. Mobutu is CAGED - his warrior leverage is dead - cause it is "hustlers" who lose big in any mayhem. He cannot run to court and overturn the public order act - because it is legit - rich vs poor is dictionary incitement. Even Maraga can get this one right.
Pray which public order act is that. There is nothing legal about Uhuru new order. Maybe public health - COVID-19. Otherwise public order act was long scrapped in the 90s. You're only required to NOTIFY the police. Not to seek their authorization. The police don't grant the rights to hold public meeting.
When you were in your diapers - the police and prov administration - use to issue public meeting permits - but now - you don't need any permit - you are just required to tell the police that hey we have a meeting tomorrow. Whatever they are purporting to issue as orders are illegal.
Political they are selling Ruto - the more they fear and block him - the more popualr he become - they are making him scarce and valuable. If he was allowed to run around - he might exhaust this hustler narrative long before the main dance. But now they are just pushing the problem forward...because eventually the country will open up...elections will be conducted.It's comical to watch the whining and teeth gnashing. Mobutu is CAGED - his warrior leverage is dead - cause it is "hustlers" who lose big in any mayhem. He cannot run to court and overturn the public order act - because it is legit - rich vs poor is dictionary incitement. Even Maraga can get this one right.
Tangatanga just need to ask GM or Omtatah to run to high court - and illegal act will be overturned. Unless of course they are afraid it will be upheld - and they will lose legitimacy. Do you find it strange KNHRC, KUJ, LSK usual suspects are not outrightly siding with Mobutu against this UhuRao dictatorship? In Saba Saba days Aaron Ndumbis and NGOs were falling over themselves.
?s=20Laughter is good.๐๐๐๐ pic.twitter.com/mRojViQfK0
— KIPCHUMBA MURKOMEN, E.G.H (@kipmurkomen) October 9, 2020
Again which act is that? You're just as ignorant as kondele street vendor. You cannot go to court to overturn what does not exist.Tangatanga just need to ask GM or Omtatah to run to high court - and illegal act will be overturned. Unless of course they are afraid it will be upheld - and they will lose legitimacy. Do you find it strange KNHRC, KUJ, LSK usual suspects are not outrightly siding with Mobutu against this UhuRao dictatorship? In Saba Saba days Aaron Ndumbis and NGOs were falling over themselves.
Public Order Act section 5 cap 56 that OCS are quoting to cancel wheelbarrow events.?s=20Laughter is good.๐๐๐๐ pic.twitter.com/mRojViQfK0
— KIPCHUMBA MURKOMEN, E.G.H (@kipmurkomen) October 9, 2020Again which act is that? You're just as ignorant as kondele street vendor. You cannot go to court to overturn what does not exist.Tangatanga just need to ask GM or Omtatah to run to high court - and illegal act will be overturned. Unless of course they are afraid it will be upheld - and they will lose legitimacy. Do you find it strange KNHRC, KUJ, LSK usual suspects are not outrightly siding with Mobutu against this UhuRao dictatorship? In Saba Saba days Aaron Ndumbis and NGOs were falling over themselves.
Why not read that public order act - show me where police are supposed to authorize meetings.Public Order Act section 5 cap 56 that OCS are quoting to cancel wheelbarrow events.?s=20Laughter is good.๐๐๐๐ pic.twitter.com/mRojViQfK0
— KIPCHUMBA MURKOMEN, E.G.H (@kipmurkomen) October 9, 2020Again which act is that? You're just as ignorant as kondele street vendor. You cannot go to court to overturn what does not exist.Tangatanga just need to ask GM or Omtatah to run to high court - and illegal act will be overturned. Unless of course they are afraid it will be upheld - and they will lose legitimacy. Do you find it strange KNHRC, KUJ, LSK usual suspects are not outrightly siding with Mobutu against this UhuRao dictatorship? In Saba Saba days Aaron Ndumbis and NGOs were falling over themselves.
CAP. 56 Public Order Act [Rev. 2012]
PART IIIโPublic Gatherings
SECTION 5.
(1)No person shall hold a public meeting or a public procession
except in accordance with the provisions of this section.
(2) Any person intending to convene a public meeting or a public procession shall notify the regulating officer of such intent at least three days but not more than fourteen days before the proposed date of the public meeting or procession.
(3) A notice under subsection (2) shall be in the prescribed form and shall specifyโ
(a) the full names and physical address of the organizer of the proposed public meeting or public procession;
(b) the proposed date of the meeting or procession and the time thereof which shall be between six oโclock in the morning and six oโclock in the afternoon;
(4) Where, upon receipt of a notice under subsection (2), it is not possible to hold the proposed public meeting or public procession for the reason that notice of another public meeting or procession on the date, at the time and at the venue proposed has already been received by the regulating officer, the regulating officer shall forthwith notify the organizer.
(5) The notification by the regulating officer under subsection (4) shall be in writing and shall be delivered to the organizer at the physical address specified pursuant to the provisions of subsection (3).
(6) Where the regulating officer notifies the organizer of a public meeting or public procession in accordance with subsection (3) that it is not possible to hold the proposed meeting or procession, such public meeting or procession shall not be held on the date, at the time and venue proposed, but may, subject to this section, be held on such future date as the organizer may subsequently notify.
(7) The organizer of every public meeting or public procession or his authorized agent shall be present throughout the meeting or procession and shall assist the police in the maintenance of peace and order at the meeting or procession.
(8.) The regulating officer or any police officer of or above the rank of inspector may stop or prevent the holding ofโ
(a) any public meeting or public procession held contrary to the provisions of sub-sections (2) or (6);
(b) any public gathering or other meeting or procession which, having regard to the rights and interests of the persons participating in such gathering, meeting or procession, there is clear, present or imminent danger of a breach of the peace or public order,
and may, for any of the purposes aforesaid, give or issue such orders, including orders for the dispersal of the meeting, procession or gathering as are reasonable in the circumstances, having regard to the rights and freedoms of the persons in respect of whom such orders are issued and the rights and freedoms of others.
(9) Any person who neglects or refuses to obey any order given or issued under subsection (7) shall be guilty of an offence.
route in the case of a public procession.
(10) Any public meeting or public procession held contrary to the provisions of subsections (1) and (5) shall be deemed to be an unlawful assembly.
(11) Any person who takes part in any public meeting or public procession deemed to be an unlawful assembly under subsection (10), or holds, convenes or organizes or is concerned in the holding, convening or organizing of any such meeting or procession shall be guilty of the offence of taking part in an unlawful assembly under Chapter IX of the Penal Code and liable to imprisonment for one year.
(12) The organizer of any excluded meeting may request the regulating officer that the police be present at such meeting to ensure the maintenance of peace and order.
(13) A request under subsection (12) shall be in writing and shall be delivered to the regulating officer at least three days before the proposed date of the meeting.
(14) The regulating officer shall keep a public register of all notices received under subsection (2).
(15) Any person may, during working hours, inspect the register kept under subsection (14).
Stung by the security agencyโs bold move, the DP quickly summoned his trusted lieutenants, who include elected politicians and other advisers, to weigh the options at his disposal.
Section 5 of the Public Order Act permits the local station commanders to use their discretion to decline or allow such gatherings.