Something Is Missing In This Saumu Mbuvi and Senator Anwar Loitiptip Scandal...

Jones Ochieng, who was accused of attempting to extort money from Lamu Senator Anwar Loitiptip has now alleged that he received a video clip of Loitiptip from former Saumu Mbuvi, daughter to former Nairobi governor Mike Sonko. The accused on Friday, March 5 named Saumu - who is the estranged wife of Loitiptip - as the source of the video which he used to blackmail the senator.

Ochieng pleaded guilty to the charges of attempting to extort Ksh 200,000 from the senator by threatening to release the damning video, which he recorded on February 12, 2021, if he failed to honor the demands.

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The blackmail video showed the senator smoking shisha at a Nairobi restaurant, an activity that was banned by the government.
However, Ochieng had in an earlier hearing told the court that he had recorded Loitiptip owing to the fact that shisha-smoking is illegal in Kenya.
“I released the shisha video to expose Loitiptip for engaging in an illegal activity, yet, as a senator, he should be the custodian of the law,” he defended.

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Mike Sonko poses with his daughter Saumu Mbuvi and Senator Anwar Loitiptip

Ochieng’s accusatory remarks were however dismissed by the probation officer handling the case on grounds that Ochieng was not to be believed as he had a habit of defaming prominent people. He was sent to the Industrial Area Prison where he will remain remanded for two weeks until Chief Magistrate Martha Mutuku concludes the ruling. After failing at the first blackmail attempt, Ochieng sent the senator another explicit footage that allegedly involved his partner.
The Senator, however, did not fall into the demands and dared Ochieng to release the videos.

The Senator and his partner proceeded to file a police report that led to the arrest of the suspect on Monday, February 15.

Shisha ilibaniwa kwa paper,most clubs wanawasha bila muchezo

We don’t even feel the ban

If you marry into a family like Sonko’s alafu buda akupende he can introduce you into the “trade” ukuwe birrionea. Same way Mwau introduced Kabogo.

I also think that Loitiptip has been initiated into the trade

Jones Ochieng Mbolo was sentenced to one year in jail in a ruling made on Thursday, March 18.
He had pleaded guilty to attempting to extort money from Aeedah Bambi who was in the company Lamu Senator Anwar Loitiptip in a private moment in order to extort a woman featured in the video.

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Jones Ochieng Mbolo in court on February 17, 2020

Magistrate Martha Mutuku who presided over the case ruled that Mbolo was not remorseful despite admitting his action.

The lawyers told the court that the blogger had told the woman on the video that he would share the video with the public but would reconsider his action if paid. Mbolo is reported to have told Bambi that he would publish the video unless he received Ksh200,000 from the Lamu Senator.

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Lamu Senator Anwar Loitiptip

“I released the shisha video to expose Loitiptip for engaging in an illegal activity, yet, as a senator, he should be the custodian of the law,” he defended

The senator was also one of the listed witnesses.

On March 6, the blogger told the court that he had received the video clip of Loitiptip from Saumu Mbuvi, the daughter of former Nairobi governor Mike Sonko.

Saumu and the Lamu Senator had a romantic relationship that recently ended in a bitterly publicized separation.

The blogger’s allegations, however, were dismissed by the probation officer who said the accused had a habit of defaming prominent people.

Mbolo is reported to have made more than one attempt to blackmail Loitiptip. His first attempt flopped as the senator did not fall for the blogger’s threat.

The Senator reported the matter to the police after the blogger made a second extortion attempt which led to his arrest on Monday, February 15.