Naona political career yake itaishia hapa; once police start targetting you…tsk tsk…
Ongea okuyu tutaelewa did you really get my question?
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Sympathy votes in the offing ,kumtoa hio kiti sahau.
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Which question?
He never realized what he was getting himself into.ameandikwa kazi ingine kortini juu huko ndio atakua anashinda.
Bado his career is on the hanging. Tunataka Mureiithi sisi.
His was a cash bail… Most likely fresh charges will be preferred
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What were the bond terms conditions?
In a bond u dont deposit cash,just something btwn u and gava .usipotokea during court hearing ndio unalipa.ama?
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Hiyo ilikuwa case ya kitambo ya assault
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Jama has another pending charge of incitment before Kibera court ånd from C.M andayi’s sentiments that picture he posted on his facebook page while showing a middel finger it wont end well.
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Yap shemeji,ulikuwa mufungwa lini?
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Ya assaulting jacobs who was also vying was last year.
Hehehe
the kenyattas wanaeza hire booty goons wakamue jamaa huko
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mushy kaino
Atawekelewa marijuana na illegal possession of firearms. Akimaliza hiyo Atawekelewa sexual assault… akipiga magoti and facing the mountain hakuna mtu atamwambia
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he he …monkey see, monkey do?
:D:D:D, huyu labda ile Jela ya Siberia.
[SIZE=6]Babu Owino risks losing MP seat after failing to respond to petition[/SIZE]
[ul][li]JEREMIAH WAKAYA[/ul][/li]6 days ago
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[I]In a Wednesday night tweet, however, Owino denied failure to file replies, dismissing the notice of motion as a rumour/FILE
NAIROBI, Kenya, Sep 21 – A Jubilee aspirant for the Embakasi East parliamentary seat who filed a petition challenging the election of Babu Owino now wants the court to order the petition conceded.
Francis Mureithi who filed the petition on September 5 through Ham Lagat and Associates Advocates, filed the notice of motion on Wednesday arguing that Owino and two other respondents have failed to respond within seven days of service contrary to the law.
The advocate for the petitioner argues in the notice that the respondents were served with the petition on September 8, their failure to debunk the petition meaning that it is undefended and unopposed.
“The respondents have refused, neglected and failed to file their notices of address of service and response to the petition within the prescribed time in law,” the petitioner says of Owino (1strespondent), Constituency Returning Officer Nicholas Butuk (2ndrespondents) and the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (3rd respondent).[/I]
[I]Given the fact that election petitions aresui generis, in that they are to be heard and determined within given timelines, the petitioner argues compliance to timelines stipulated in law cannot be overlooked.
In a Wednesday night tweet, however, Owino denied failure to file replies, dismissing the notice of motion as a rumour.
Owino did not provide evidence to support his claims.
Should the court find that the petition was unchallenged, the outspoken former student leader of University of Nairobi students organization otherwise known as SONU could lose his slot as a first-time legislator in which case a fresh election could be ordered.
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