This government bloggers are really something else. They seem not to get how pooor some people really are in this country. Unafikiria kupata 9k ni mchezo
Yet you guys fight against anyone genuinely trying to change this system. From Tom Mboya to date.
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I believe he was still Vice President when this happened, correct? Who was he surbodinate to? Answer.
Even toda,y you go to kasipul the weres and arokos are straight up butchering each other. Luo politics has been about violence for a long time
This is true. But as we can see here, they generally beat each other up
Assassination means money is involved, and who in your mind had the most to lose in terms of a powerful Luo nationalist with access to American money? Do you know what the USD does to local politics? It makes it irrelevant.
Mvoya and oginga were bitter enemies. YYou cannot escape that. Thery used to throw public jabs at each other like nonsens, and their supporters used to go blow for blow. Oginga was not struggling for money, he was getting funds like nonsense from china and russia
Yes. It became a proxy war that the marxists won. How has the Lake Basin area fared thus far with the lack of American investments? It used to be that if you wanted to study primitive communism, you could either go to the slums of Mt. Kenya or the slums of Kondele.. and interestingly, both #1 and #2 are from these areas in the 1960s and 70s.
Long story short, it was a power struggle, and the right guy lost. Don’t think you’re the only one who can see past this performative rubbish they put on state controlled media.
Mboya was not a communist, Kenyatta most certainlty did not kill him. facts are facts. Give a good reason why kenyatta would kill mboya? That would only have left him more vulnerable to oginga. Even common sense will tell you splitting the luo would have been much better fro kenyatta than rallying them to his arch rival oginga
To maintain party control.
What party, mobya never planned or discussed leaving kanu. it was oginga who formed KPU and split KANU, and thus reprsented the biggest threat to kanu control
Mind you, when Mboya died, he was the last strong luo still supporting kenyatta as minister. Oginga had left the party in 1966. So the idea that mobya was killed to avoid splitting kanu when Oginga did it in 1966 three years beofre mobya was killed in 1969 makes no sense
That would be like ruto killing kindiki to avoid splitting mt kenya vote but letting gachagua live
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It doesn’t matter now, Oginga’s line is over. The father cursed the son, and the son didn’t prepare the grandson. The end of a greedy lineage.
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His son fell into drugs becuase his father was not around to guide him in his formative years. In the end, the state machinery won. His other son has medical problems which the family seemed unable to resolve, which doomed to a life of being socially inept
Tom Mboya was killed by Nahashon Njenga Njoroge, who the government assisted to hide in Zambia after lying to the public that he’d been executed. When George Morara, who was the MP of Bonchari back then in 1970 once spotted Njenga in Zambia and confronted him, Njenga disappeared. George Morara was the current Morara’s grandfather.
George Morara died mysteriously in a car accident while leaving Kakamega from a meeting that was investigating unemployment among youth in Kenya. Strangely, the accident involved a police van…
There are things in history that can never be revised.
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What proof his morara present. This is some weird as claims to make. People make up shit that doesnt make sense. Just becuase he was a kikuyu that allegedly shot him does not mean he was working for kenyatta. After all, what would be more convenient than paying a kikuyu criminal money to create the perfect confusion
Watu si wajinga.
watu pia ni werevu. Motive matters. it is not lost on sensible humans that the death of Mobya was most likely revenge for the natural death of Kodhek, which was nontheless blamed on kenyataa. it would be seriously silly of kenyatta to kill his main luo ally in luoland just months to a min general election
It’s a good thing NIS manages this type of information as sensitive and even as ‘state secrets’.. but that won’t stop kageges from assuming Kiambu road is the be all and end all of intelligence in Kenya. The apparatus set up during Moi era is dormant, not idle or dead.
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