Mtanzania Aliyetoa Taarifa zilizopelekea Kukamatwa Osama Bin Laden Atishia Kuishitaki USA, asema hajalipwa pesa zake Bilioni 68

[towashi wa kushi]

Hata kama ametumia jina feki ila wahusika watajua n nani mana lazima watakuwa wanajua kuna Mtanzania anawadai

Kwa USA ni sawa wanamfahamu na wao sio tishio kwa usalama wake ila kwa jumuia za waislam wa Itikadi au siasa kali na wafuasi wa Osama ndio hawatamjua. Hao wangemjua uhalisia wake wasingemuacha salama huyo mtu.

 

[ChoiceVariable]

Angalau angeenda Ubarozi wa US uliopo hapa aeleze shida yake labda watamsaidia! Vinginevyo anatafuta kifo cha kujitakia.

Keshaeleza sana

 

[Sendoro Mbazi]

Mtanzania Jabarldin Hamis Ijengo ametishia kwenda Mahakamani Kuishitaki Ubalozi wa Marekani Nchini Kwa madai kwamba haijamlipa pesa zake kufuatia kutoa taarifa za Siri na uhakika zilizowezeshwa kuuwawa Kwa Gaidi Maarufu bwana Osama Bin Laden.
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My Take
USA acheni Utapeli lipeni pesa za watu.
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Did information that led to the killing of Osama bin Laden in Pakistan in May 2011 originate from Dar es Salaam?

This is a question that has remained unanswered for years, and it has now resurfaced following claims that a man in Dar es Salaam who tipped off the US security agencies about the whereabouts of bin Laden is demanding his reward of $27 million from the US government.

The Tanzanian man, Jabaldin Hamis Ijengo, has come forward alleging he played a key role in locating Osama Bin Laden.

Mr Ijengo says he provided crucial information to the US Embassy in Dar es Salaam in 2005 about Bin Laden's whereabouts in Pakistan.

The informant is now threatening to sue the US Embassy for the alleged failure to reward him for his instrumental role in disclosing the whereabouts of Bin Laden, ultimately leading to his death in 2011.

“Failure to comply with this demand will regrettably leave me with no choice but to pursue legal recourse, which may involve initiating court proceedings at your own risk and expense, without further notice,” warns the alleged informant.

The US Embassy in Dar es Salaam, through its spokesperson, Kalisha Holmes, declined to comment on the matter.

“While we cannot comment on ongoing law enforcement cases, all information provided to the Rewards for Justice programme is reviewed and vetted by the relevant authorities in the US,” Ms Holmes wrote in an email.

The informant, who spoke to The Citizen for the first time, says he has decided to come out publicly to claim his reward because he felt he was being denied what is truly his.

In 2015, The Citizen broke the story (Swipe to see coverage) when the claims were initially made. The matter has now resurfaced, with the man pursuing his reward for over 10 years now.

“It is because of the lengthy delays that it has become inevitable for me to come out,” said Mr Ijengo.

He reminded officials of the public offer made by the embassy in response to the 1998 attacks on US embassies in Dar es Salaam and Nairobi, wherein a reward of $27 million was promised for information leading to Bin Laden's location.

Chanzo: The Citizen

Yaani alishirikiana na makafiri?

 

[Benjamini Netanyahu]

Duh

Hapa FaizaFoxy na Malaria 2 hutawaona 😂

Ajuza amepoteza uwezo wa kuona umri umekataa

 

[magnifico]

hizo b68 si sawa na uchumi wa mwaka mzima wa tanzania mwaka2022

kwaiyo akipata atakua bilionear wa kwanza maana Aliko dangote ana 11B

Edit haraka kabla Bibi Bomba hajakuuliza "Ulienda Shule Kusomea Ujinga?".

 

[magnifico]

Bora atoswe tu, Mwamba aliweza ichangamsha dunia bwana, Akipoa wanakuja Israel saiv hakuna hata vihoja duniani.

Udevu ule fresh, R.I.P rafiki yangu

Siku mpendwa wako wa karibu atapouwawa kwenye shambulio la kujitoa mhanga ndio utaelewa nini maana ya "kuichangamsha dunia". Msiba sio msiba ukiwa kwa jirani yako.

 

[Tresor Mandala]

Wampe hela yake

 

[permanides]

Mtanzania Jabarldin Hamis Ijengo ametishia kwenda Mahakamani Kuishitaki Ubalozi wa Marekani Nchini Kwa madai kwamba haijamlipa pesa zake kufuatia kutoa taarifa za Siri na uhakika zilizowezeshwa kuuwawa Kwa Gaidi Maarufu bwana Osama Bin Laden.
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My Take
USA acheni Utapeli lipeni pesa za watu.
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Did information that led to the killing of Osama bin Laden in Pakistan in May 2011 originate from Dar es Salaam?

This is a question that has remained unanswered for years, and it has now resurfaced following claims that a man in Dar es Salaam who tipped off the US security agencies about the whereabouts of bin Laden is demanding his reward of $27 million from the US government.

The Tanzanian man, Jabaldin Hamis Ijengo, has come forward alleging he played a key role in locating Osama Bin Laden.

Mr Ijengo says he provided crucial information to the US Embassy in Dar es Salaam in 2005 about Bin Laden's whereabouts in Pakistan.

The informant is now threatening to sue the US Embassy for the alleged failure to reward him for his instrumental role in disclosing the whereabouts of Bin Laden, ultimately leading to his death in 2011.

“Failure to comply with this demand will regrettably leave me with no choice but to pursue legal recourse, which may involve initiating court proceedings at your own risk and expense, without further notice,” warns the alleged informant.

The US Embassy in Dar es Salaam, through its spokesperson, Kalisha Holmes, declined to comment on the matter.

“While we cannot comment on ongoing law enforcement cases, all information provided to the Rewards for Justice programme is reviewed and vetted by the relevant authorities in the US,” Ms Holmes wrote in an email.

The informant, who spoke to The Citizen for the first time, says he has decided to come out publicly to claim his reward because he felt he was being denied what is truly his.

In 2015, The Citizen broke the story (Swipe to see coverage) when the claims were initially made. The matter has now resurfaced, with the man pursuing his reward for over 10 years now.

“It is because of the lengthy delays that it has become inevitable for me to come out,” said Mr Ijengo.

He reminded officials of the public offer made by the embassy in response to the 1998 attacks on US embassies in Dar es Salaam and Nairobi, wherein a reward of $27 million was promised for information leading to Bin Laden's location.

Chanzo: The Citizen

Mbona tuliambiwa yupo Caribbean anakunywa mojito??

 

[Gagnija]

Kajitangaza u snitch washamjua watammaliza.

Kafanya kosa kubwa sana litakalogharimu uhai wake.

 

[ILAN RAMON]

Ha

Duh

Hapa FaizaFoxy na Malaria 2 hutawaona 😂

😄 🤣 😂 😆 na makobazi yao habar mbaya kwa hii FaizaFoxy

 

[ILAN RAMON]

Suru

Tanzania kumbe sio ya kuchukulia poa?
Osama alitafutwa na Intel agencies zenye nguvu kuanzia CIA na Intel za Europe halafu mTanzania anakuja kuwapa info...

Au jamaa na yeye alikuwa akishirikiana na Al Qaeda?

Suruali fupi mwenzie

 

[Tajiri mpole]

hizo b68 si sawa na uchumi wa mwaka mzima wa tanzania mwaka2022

kwaiyo akipata atakua bilionear wa kwanza maana Aliko dangote ana 11B

kijana ni Tanzania shilling bilioni 68 sio Usd b68.Hiyo ni pesa ndogo wahuni wengi tu wanazo kwasasa.

 

[jkipaji]

Eeeh jamaa alitisha

Wampe chake kama mkataba unavyosema!!

 

[Somi]

Jabir anamsagia kunguni osama .
Dola milioni 27 sio mchezo !
Kama alisaini mkataba kabla ya kutoa taarifa hizo atashinda kesi lakini Kama alienda kishambashamba Hata senti moja hataiona itakuwa kuna mtu wa ubalozi aliibeba hio taarifa na kupewa mshiko huku akimuacha mjinga mmoja wa bongo akisubiri.

 

[mjingamimi]

Matatizo ya akili ni makubwa kwenye nchi hii

 

[Iyerdoi]

Kajitangaza u snitch washamjua watammaliza.

Dah! Mambo ya siri ni kheri yangelibaki sirini. Watammaliza chap hata kabla hajapata hiyo USD 27 m.

 

[Ndengaso]

Mtanzania Jabarldin Hamis Ijengo ametishia kwenda Mahakamani Kuishitaki Ubalozi wa Marekani Nchini Kwa madai kwamba haijamlipa pesa zake kufuatia kutoa taarifa za Siri na uhakika zilizowezeshwa kuuwawa Kwa Gaidi Maarufu bwana Osama Bin Laden.
View attachment 3000085

My Take
USA acheni Utapeli lipeni pesa za watu.
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Did information that led to the killing of Osama bin Laden in Pakistan in May 2011 originate from Dar es Salaam?

This is a question that has remained unanswered for years, and it has now resurfaced following claims that a man in Dar es Salaam who tipped off the US security agencies about the whereabouts of bin Laden is demanding his reward of $27 million from the US government.

The Tanzanian man, Jabaldin Hamis Ijengo, has come forward alleging he played a key role in locating Osama Bin Laden.

Mr Ijengo says he provided crucial information to the US Embassy in Dar es Salaam in 2005 about Bin Laden's whereabouts in Pakistan.

The informant is now threatening to sue the US Embassy for the alleged failure to reward him for his instrumental role in disclosing the whereabouts of Bin Laden, ultimately leading to his death in 2011.

“Failure to comply with this demand will regrettably leave me with no choice but to pursue legal recourse, which may involve initiating court proceedings at your own risk and expense, without further notice,” warns the alleged informant.

The US Embassy in Dar es Salaam, through its spokesperson, Kalisha Holmes, declined to comment on the matter.

“While we cannot comment on ongoing law enforcement cases, all information provided to the Rewards for Justice programme is reviewed and vetted by the relevant authorities in the US,” Ms Holmes wrote in an email.

The informant, who spoke to The Citizen for the first time, says he has decided to come out publicly to claim his reward because he felt he was being denied what is truly his.

In 2015, The Citizen broke the story (Swipe to see coverage) when the claims were initially made. The matter has now resurfaced, with the man pursuing his reward for over 10 years now.

“It is because of the lengthy delays that it has become inevitable for me to come out,” said Mr Ijengo.

He reminded officials of the public offer made by the embassy in response to the 1998 attacks on US embassies in Dar es Salaam and Nairobi, wherein a reward of $27 million was promised for information leading to Bin Laden's location.

Chanzo: The Citizen

Watammaliza

 

[Nyakitono]

Mambo ya sirini yakianza kusikika hadharani ujue Jambo liko mwishoni mwishoni

Dah! Mambo ya siri ni kheri yangelibaki sirini. Watammaliza chap hata kabla hajapata hiyo USD 27 m.

 

[Umkonto]

Huyu siyo miongoni mwa wale Watanzania wa kiki?

 

[Nyanda Banka]

Mtanzania Jabarldin Hamis Ijengo ametishia kwenda Mahakamani Kuishitaki Ubalozi wa Marekani Nchini Kwa madai kwamba haijamlipa pesa zake kufuatia kutoa taarifa za Siri na uhakika zilizowezeshwa kuuwawa Kwa Gaidi Maarufu bwana Osama Bin Laden.
View attachment 3000085

My Take
USA acheni Utapeli lipeni pesa za watu.
======
Did information that led to the killing of Osama bin Laden in Pakistan in May 2011 originate from Dar es Salaam?

This is a question that has remained unanswered for years, and it has now resurfaced following claims that a man in Dar es Salaam who tipped off the US security agencies about the whereabouts of bin Laden is demanding his reward of $27 million from the US government.

The Tanzanian man, Jabaldin Hamis Ijengo, has come forward alleging he played a key role in locating Osama Bin Laden.

Mr Ijengo says he provided crucial information to the US Embassy in Dar es Salaam in 2005 about Bin Laden's whereabouts in Pakistan.

The informant is now threatening to sue the US Embassy for the alleged failure to reward him for his instrumental role in disclosing the whereabouts of Bin Laden, ultimately leading to his death in 2011.

“Failure to comply with this demand will regrettably leave me with no choice but to pursue legal recourse, which may involve initiating court proceedings at your own risk and expense, without further notice,” warns the alleged informant.

The US Embassy in Dar es Salaam, through its spokesperson, Kalisha Holmes, declined to comment on the matter.

“While we cannot comment on ongoing law enforcement cases, all information provided to the Rewards for Justice programme is reviewed and vetted by the relevant authorities in the US,” Ms Holmes wrote in an email.

The informant, who spoke to The Citizen for the first time, says he has decided to come out publicly to claim his reward because he felt he was being denied what is truly his.

In 2015, The Citizen broke the story (Swipe to see coverage) when the claims were initially made. The matter has now resurfaced, with the man pursuing his reward for over 10 years now.

“It is because of the lengthy delays that it has become inevitable for me to come out,” said Mr Ijengo.

He reminded officials of the public offer made by the embassy in response to the 1998 attacks on US embassies in Dar es Salaam and Nairobi, wherein a reward of $27 million was promised for information leading to Bin Laden's location.

Chanzo: The Citizen

Hii ndo ile ya Mbwa kala mbwa