Tamko la huyu Mbunge dhidi ya Wa-Tanzania laleta kichefuchefu!!!

Tamko la huyu Mbunge dhidi ya Wa-Tanzania laleta kichefuchefu!!!

Some politicians are operating in their own world. hata baada ya ICC kuindicte watu kuna watu wanatafuta ugavana wakitumia law of the jungle. This is serious
 
Embakasi MP Waititu moves to block arrest

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Embakasi MP Ferdinand Waititu addresses a news conference at Parliament buildings September 25, 2012 where he apologised for his remarks that the Maasai should be evicted from his constituency. He moved to stop his arrest and detention over incitement after filing an anticipatory bail in court September 26, 2012 BILLY MUTAI/NATION MEDIA GROUP


Embakasi MP Ferdinand Waititu has moved to stop his arrest and detention over incitement after filing an anticipatory bail in court.

Through his lawyer Evans Ondieki, Mr Waititu filed the application Wednesday morning.

The application was due to be argued before Lady Justice Mumbi Ngugi.

Mr Ondieki said his client did not expect to get justice.

He said the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Keriako Tobiko, assistant Defence minister Joseph Nkaissery and Heritage minister William ole Ntimama had already condemned the MP unheard.

If his application is granted, the Embakasi legislator, who is also the Water assistant minister, will be released on bail if arrested.

On Tuesday, Mr Tobiko ordered the police to arrest and bring to justice Mr Waititu.

Mr Tobiko said the MP incited his constituents to violence and incited "feelings of hatred and hostility against the Maasai community".

"This is therefore to advise that you (police) cause prompt action to be taken to ensure that all those found to have been involved including Hon Waititu are immediately apprehended and brought to justice," said the DPP in a statement Tuesday.


On Monday, two people were killed in a violent confrontation between street boys and watchmen in Kayole, Nairobi.


Trouble started when watchmen attacked and killed a street boy accused of stealing chicken in the estate.

Mr Waititu, who is also the area MP, visited Kayole and told residents to chase away the Maasai.

Mr Waititu said: "From today, we do not want to see any members of this community here in Kayole."

On Tuesday, the MP was holed up in Parliament well into the night to avoid arrest.

http://www.nation.co.ke/News/politi...+arrest/-/1064/1517864/-/13hfh7z/-/index.html
 
Kama tutaendelea kuchukulia everything for granted, then Tanzania will be shamba la bibi on the EAC, mimi nakataa - sitakuwa hivyo. Kama wanasiasa hawatasikiliza matakwa yetu na kuendelea 'kufuja' mali za umma huku masikio yao yamezibwa na macho wakiyafunga pale issue kama hii inapotokea, basi nafuu tu nihamie Rwanda.

Huyu MP kazungumza uhere, nimemuona kwenye TV jana anajikomba komba, POLITICIANS! angalieni sana msilete mchezo kwenye maisha ya watu, mkiendelea klutanguliza maslahi huku mnabomoa na kuchochea ukabila mkivunja umoja, tambueni kuwa hukumu ya Mungu ipo, ila haina siasa, hapo ndo mtajua maisha ni nini.
 
haya yatakuja kwetu pia, tunaona vyama vya kikabila vanapata nguvu Tanzania, huko mbeleni CDM watatoa kauli kama hizi, nyie ngojeni tu.
 
Facilitator said:
Umeenda mbali mkuu. Haya ni maswala ya foreign affairs na diplomacy policies. Lakini cha msingi hapa ni kwamba, Mr Waititu kaomba msamaha. Hata Mungu wetu hutusamehe bila kutuletea reference za mambo mengine.
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Facilitator,

..nilikuwa najaribu ku-expand huu mjadala.

..tutoke hapo kwenye kauli ya huyo mbunge, na tujadili faida za uanachama wetu ktk EAC.

..kuna key components ktk treaty ya EAC ambazo mimi siko comfortable nazo.
 
Mzee Mwanakijiji said:
Katambua kosa lake na kaomba msamaha. Yaishe.
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Mzee Mwanakijiji.

Hehsima mbele mkuu mwenzangu na pole kwa majukumu.

Hii kauli hapa juu sijui nikuelewe vp mazee maana haingii akilini kua tuseme yaishe tu kwa vile kaomba samahani.

Kwanza kabisa lazima tujikumbushe muktadha na ukweli wa kauli yake wakati alipotoa tamshi la awali.
Kuna kijana flani aliyeuliwa na walinzi (Ma-ero/Ma-watchie) mitaa ya Kayole. Huyu mbunge akaja na povu
jingi kisha akatoa kauli kua wamasai waondoke mitaa ya Kayole. Fujo likaanza maduka yakavunjwa, vitu
vikaibiwa na watu wakawa wanakula kichapo tu! Tazama video:



Public outcry ikawa too much to bear na pia kumbuka huyu bwana keshasema anagombania kiti cha
Governor wa Nairobi na tikiti ya TNA...chama cha Uhuru Kenyatta ambaye anatarajiwa kugombea urais
hapo 2013. Uhuru Kenyatta alitoa statement kuji-distance na huyu bwana haraka upesi. Kisha ubavu wa
pili DPP akawa keshatoa amri jamaa akamatwe. By the way DPP ni mmasai...so he had to act no matter
what!

So in that picture up there jamaa kaja na kuomba wamasai wa Kenya msamaha na he takes a more
precise zeroing in xenophobic bullsh!ty stance by actually saying he meant the Tanzanian mmasai Watchmen in
Kayole. Sasa wewe niambie utatofautisha vipi mmasai wa Kenya na Wa-Tanzania at the height of
raving rioting mobs taking charge in Kayole.

Matamshi kama haya ndo yanazua madonda ambayo yatageuka kua majipu yaloiva hapo 2013!

Huyu Mheshimiwa ana-historia chafu sana ya kupenda kumaliza ishu kwa njia za ubabe. Mara kadhaa sheria
ishambana lakini sijui namna gani vipi anachomoa! Tazama:

Arrested Waititu charged, but for 2010 crime

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NAIROBI, Kenya, Apr 5 – Embakasi MP Ferdinard Waititu who was arrested on Thursday morning appeared in court hours later – but for a charge dating back two years ago.The MP was accused of inciting his constituents to oppose evictions from KPA slum in Embakasi in December 2010.

Capital News » Arrested Waititu charged, but for 2010 crime


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Embakasi MP Ferdinand Waititu addressing the press at Parliament buildings on September 25, 2012. He apologised for remarks he made at his constituency targeting the Maasai community.


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Dr Samuel Tororei (right), chairman of the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights and commissioner Ann Ngugi during a press conference at their offices in Nairobi on September 26, 2012. They said that president Mwai Kibaki should relieve Embakasi MP Ferdinand Waititu of his duties as an assistant minister over hate speech.


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Maasai community members demonstrate along Parliament road in Nairobi on September 24 2012 over remarks made by Embakasi MP Ferdinand Waititu., terming them as tribal and an incitement to the Kikuyu and Maasai communities.


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Kenya hawana utani tayari wamemfikisha mahakamani, Huku kwetu wapo wabunge wanaeneza chuki tena kwenye ukumbi wa binge ila hakuna hatua, tujifunze
 
A drowning man will clutch at a straw... ati he was referring to watanzania ! Lakini tutajua Kenya inawenyewe kwa kuwa hatofungwa. Faini kidogo na onyo bhaasss! Impunity. Ndvyo wanavyo chochea vita vya ukabila
 
Kuna post ilikuwepo majuzi hapa jf juu ya kwa nn mambo mengi waTZ tunaipigia Kenya mfano. Nadhani tukubali tu kuwa wenzetu wamepiga hatua. Tz kitu kama hiki ni ndoto. Huyu jamaa leo hii hii keshatemeshwa kibarua cha unaibu. Safari tunayo.
 
Waititu loses his job over hate speech court charges

http://www.nation.co.ke/News/politi...+charges/-/1064/1519554/-/707g04/-/index.html

  • President Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga asked the MP to "step aside" pending the outcome of the case



Embattled Embakasi MP Ferdinand Waititu was on Thursday suspended as Water assistant minister after he was charged with hate speech and incitement to violence. Read (Embakasi MP Waititu moves to block arrest)

President Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga asked the MP to "step aside" pending the outcome of the case.

"Following charges in court against the Hon Ferdinand Waititu, President Kibaki after consultations with Prime Minister Raila Odinga has asked the Hon Waititu to step aside as an assistant minister pending the outcome of the case," read a Presidential Press statement.



On Thursday, the MP denied the incitement and hate speech charges when he appeared before senior principal magistrate Paul Biwott.

Mr Biwott ordered that he be held at Kileleshwa Police Station for a day and be produced in court today for a ruling on the bail terms.

Mr Waititu is now also being investigated for murder.

State counsel Lilian Obuo, told the court that the Director of Public Prosecutions, Mr Keriako Tobiko, wanted additional murder, assault and property damage charges preferred against the MP.

"Mr Tobiko has ordered the police to probe the MP for the murder of two people in Nairobi's Kayole estate, shortly after the MP uttered inflammatory remarks against the Maasai community," Ms Obuo stated, adding that the MP would face the additional charges after investigations.

"On September 24 at Kayole Corner, Mr John Kireri Gitau was killed by alleged Maasai watchmen," the State counsel told the court.

She said the same day, Mr Waititu went to the scene around 10am, addressed a crowd and made utterances to the effect that members of the Maasai community be evicted from the area.

The prosecution said the utterances caused the crowd to start attacking members of the community and in the process, Mr Luckas Mitibon and Mr Nyangusi ole Sindoe were attacked and maimed while their property was destroyed.

The court was told the DPP's office was in the process of investigating murder, incitement to violence, malicious damage to property and assault as a result of the "reckless" remarks.

And High Court judge Isaac Lenaola lifted an order restraining the DPP from prosecuting Mr Waititu in a case in which he allegedly called on the public to stone police officers.

"I had warned you earlier that I will not extend the order restraining the DPP from proceeding with the incitement case against you. You are handcuffed now. This is enough reason for me to discharge the order," ruled Justice Lenaola and allowed the chief magistrate's court to proceed with the case against Mr Waititu and a former councillor, Mr Patrick Mulili Kiluva.

The two are accused of inciting residents of KPA slums to stone police officers who had allegedly gone to evict them on December 13, 2010.

Justice Lenaola ordered the application seeking to stop the prosecution be heard on October 12.

Earlier, Ms Obuo had sought to have the MP remanded at Kayole Police Station for 48 hours.

She had initially requested the hate speech and incitement charges read to the MP on Thursday at a Milimani criminal court be deferred until police conclude the investigations.
 
Ninachokipenda katika hili suala ni jinsi mambo yanavyoenda haraka na sio only haraka tu but in a logic form!
Sisi hapa inatuchukua muda sana kuwajibika hata kwa makosa yaliyotendwa mchana kweupeeee!
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hovyohovyo said:
Kuna post ilikuwepo majuzi hapa jf juu ya kwa nn mambo mengi waTZ tunaipigia Kenya mfano. Nadhani tukubali tu kuwa wenzetu wamepiga hatua. Tz kitu kama hiki ni ndoto. Huyu jamaa leo hii hii keshatemeshwa kibarua cha unaibu. Safari tunayo.
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Hatua ipi wamepiga? Hicho ndio wamepiga hatua? hatua gani sasa hapo? wewe mkenya nini?
 
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