Hata sycophants wameona makosa Wahome Thuku Its very unfortunate that the Kenya government chose to use Kenya’s corruption, inefficiency and ineptitude to defend President Uhuru at the ICC. Charity Ngilu says that because there are about 1.3 million misplaced or lost at the lands office, they can’t trace any land registered in Uhuru Kenyatta’s name. In otehr words, its good that the Land Registry is in that sorry state, so that evidence against Uhuru is not available. The Registrar of companies says because their system was manual before 2009, they could not terrace any company owned by or associated with Uhuru. Supposing Uhuru asked the same Lands Registry to look for ANY land in Kenya owned by Wahome or his family, would it take them even 10 minutes to locate it? If he wanted to know any company/companies registered by Wahome or Lempaa Soyianka with our PIN number alone, they would get them in three minutes. The 1.3 million files Ngilu talked about are in Nairobi Lands Registry. How about other offices in Kiambu and Coast, is it possible to trace any land there belonging to Kenyatta? I would rather the government told the ICC that they did not want to give these details because they are irrelevant to the case, than telling the world that Kenya is not capable of tracing such simple details. Such claims whether true or false paint the worse picture of Kenya.
Posted on: Thu, 10 Jul 2014 10:43:57 +0000
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