Jamaa amtukana rais Uhuru kuwa ni 'mtoto wa mbwa' lakini yupo yupo tu

Jamaa amtukana rais Uhuru kuwa ni 'mtoto wa mbwa' lakini yupo yupo tu

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Aisei urais ni uvumilivu, yaani binafsi hata nikibembelezwa siwezi kuthubutu kuusaka maana nitaishia kuua raia wangu. Mtu unitukane 'mtoto wa mbwa' halafu uendelee kupumua wakati nina mamlaka ya kukushughulkia, hata kama kikatiba sitakufikia, basi kuna vijana wa kazi nawatuma kwako kimya kimya unapokea mtiti wa SMG.

Hongera kwa marais mliopo, kweli muna karama ya uvumilivu, nyie mpo tofauti kabisa.
Unakuta hata huku kwenye mitandao ukitukanwa na mtu usiyemfahamu wala kumjua lakini hasira na mipovu inatiririka....

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Let us stop going around teaching our young men to insult their elders but rather focus on giving our children a quality education.


 
Student jailed for insulting President Kenyatta

FRIDAY JANUARY 2 2015

A university student will spend two years in jail for insulting President Uhuru Kenyatta on social media for signing the new security laws.

Alan Wadi Okengo alias Lieutenant Wadi, a Political Science student at the Moi University, was handed the sentence on Friday after pleading guilty to charges of hate speech and undermining the authority of a public officer.

The Fourth Year student posted the two offensive messages, including unprintable insults, when Parliament passed the Security Laws (Amendment) Bill on December 18 and the following day when the president assented to it.

He was arrested as he attempted to sneak out of the country through the Busia border and brought to Nairobi for interrogation.

He was questioned by cyber crime detectives at the Directorate of Criminal Investigations.

Wadi, who looked composed in court, told Milimani Resident Magistrate Ann Kaguru that he was ready to apologise to President Kenyatta personally if he was spared the custodial sentence.

The accused’s plea was not considered when he was being sentenced after pleading guilty to the two charges.

In her judgment, Ms Kaguru said, “The offence is serious and a deterrent penalty is called for to serve as a warning to others abusing the social media forums.”

She proceeded to pronounce the sentence after saying that “he was convicted on his own plea of guilty”.

State counsel Mathew Karori urged the court to treat the remorseful student as a first offender.

However, he asked the magistrate to discourage abuse of the social media forums in the country.

Wadi was accused of stating on Facebook that if the judiciary was not going to intervene and reverse the alleged offending laws “the streets will salvage Kenyans if the opposition won’t lead us to the streets”.

The first indictment was that he posted a hate speech message intended to stir up ethnic hatred between various Kenyan communities by alleging that a particular tribe should be deported to their home county.

Student jailed for insulting Uhuru
 
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kilam said:
Student jailed for insulting President Kenyatta

FRIDAY JANUARY 2 2015

A university student will spend two years in jail for insulting President Uhuru Kenyatta on social media for signing the new security laws.

Alan Wadi Okengo alias Lieutenant Wadi, a Political Science student at the Moi University, was handed the sentence on Friday after pleading guilty to charges of hate speech and undermining the authority of a public officer.

The Fourth Year student posted the two offensive messages, including unprintable insults, when Parliament passed the Security Laws (Amendment) Bill on December 18 and the following day when the president assented to it.

He was arrested as he attempted to sneak out of the country through the Busia border and brought to Nairobi for interrogation.

He was questioned by cyber crime detectives at the Directorate of Criminal Investigations.

Wadi, who looked composed in court, told Milimani Resident Magistrate Ann Kaguru that he was ready to apologise to President Kenyatta personally if he was spared the custodial sentence.

The accused’s plea was not considered when he was being sentenced after pleading guilty to the two charges.

In her judgment, Ms Kaguru said, “The offence is serious and a deterrent penalty is called for to serve as a warning to others abusing the social media forums.”

She proceeded to pronounce the sentence after saying that “he was convicted on his own plea of guilty”.

State counsel Mathew Karori urged the court to treat the remorseful student as a first offender.

However, he asked the magistrate to discourage abuse of the social media forums in the country.

Wadi was accused of stating on Facebook that if the judiciary was not going to intervene and reverse the alleged offending laws “the streets will salvage Kenyans if the opposition won’t lead us to the streets”.

The first indictment was that he posted a hate speech message intended to stir up ethnic hatred between various Kenyan communities by alleging that a particular tribe should be deported to their home county.

Student jailed for insulting Uhuru
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kuna tofauti kati ya hate speech na freedom of speech...we vipi?
 
kilam said:
Kuku kuku jogoo jina, mnajitekenya na kucheka wenyewe.
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nenda katafte google...the meaning of hate speech na freedom of speech kisha uje unipe ripoti...
kumwita rais mbwa hio ni fredom of speech sababu kila mtu anajua rais ni mwanadamu na si mbwa ama mtoto wa mbwa...ila kusema kuwa rais asipoitoa amri yake watu wataenda kwenye streets kuwaangamiza wakenya, hio ni hate speech haswa katika nchi iliyo na kumbukumbu za vita na vifo vya 2007...ndio maana akakamatwa...
 
Mwifwa said:
Uhuru wa kujieleza na Demokrasia Imara
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Ila tunatofautiana uelewa. Demokrasia haimaanishi kutukana. Matusi ni kuvunja sheria. Chukulia wewe mtu anakutukana kama hivyo unaweza vumilia???
Hapo kunatofauti kubwa sana kati ya kukosoa na kutukana.
MK254
 
eliakeem said:
Ila tunatofautiana uelewa. Demokrasia haimaanishi kutukana. Matusi ni kuvunja sheria. Chukulia wewe mtu anakutukana kama hivyo unaweza vumilia???
Hapo kunatofauti kubwa sana kati ya kukosoa na kutukana.
MK254
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ni kweli yale ni matusi na ni makosa makubwa sana ila kwa rais mzima kuingilia mambo kama haya ni kujishusha hadhi...obama alipokuwa rais aliitwa maneno mengi sana tena mabaya ila hamna aliyejishugulisha kukamatana...as long as it does not fall under hate speech, hakuna kazi hapo...
 
Ghazwat said:
Mdemokrasia sana huyu jamaa. Sikuwa nakubali hapo mwanzo lakini sasa ninamwelewa vilivyo.
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Sidhani kama ni kweli, Demokrasia ni kuruhusu matusi?
By the way, Hata vitabu vya dini vinatuasa kutii mamlaka, sijui watu mnalichukuliaje hili.
 
kilam said:
Student jailed for insulting President Kenyatta

FRIDAY JANUARY 2 2015

A university student will spend two years in jail for insulting President Uhuru Kenyatta on social media for signing the new security laws.

Alan Wadi Okengo alias Lieutenant Wadi, a Political Science student at the Moi University, was handed the sentence on Friday after pleading guilty to charges of hate speech and undermining the authority of a public officer.

The Fourth Year student posted the two offensive messages, including unprintable insults, when Parliament passed the Security Laws (Amendment) Bill on December 18 and the following day when the president assented to it.

He was arrested as he attempted to sneak out of the country through the Busia border and brought to Nairobi for interrogation.

He was questioned by cyber crime detectives at the Directorate of Criminal Investigations.

Wadi, who looked composed in court, told Milimani Resident Magistrate Ann Kaguru that he was ready to apologise to President Kenyatta personally if he was spared the custodial sentence.

The accused’s plea was not considered when he was being sentenced after pleading guilty to the two charges.

In her judgment, Ms Kaguru said, “The offence is serious and a deterrent penalty is called for to serve as a warning to others abusing the social media forums.”

She proceeded to pronounce the sentence after saying that “he was convicted on his own plea of guilty”.

State counsel Mathew Karori urged the court to treat the remorseful student as a first offender.

However, he asked the magistrate to discourage abuse of the social media forums in the country.

Wadi was accused of stating on Facebook that if the judiciary was not going to intervene and reverse the alleged offending laws “the streets will salvage Kenyans if the opposition won’t lead us to the streets”.

The first indictment was that he posted a hate speech message intended to stir up ethnic hatred between various Kenyan communities by alleging that a particular tribe should be deported to their home county.

Student jailed for insulting Uhuru
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Sijawai ona bongo lala kama wewe. Senile
 
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