June 7, 2026

7 thoughts on “Statement Handed to Kenyan MPs at Ambassador Purity’s Residence

  1. Let me remind Wakenya the followings Purity Muhindi comes from the so called (Wenye Nchi Ya Kenya) na Kenya iko na Wenyewe .Purity was posted to Stockholm by none other than His Excellency President Mwai Kibaki (Mungu wenu) just look at this list and prove me wrong if Kikuyus do not own Kenya .Where were other tribes when Kibaki was making these tribal promotions? where wwere wambunge?>Solicitor General, Muchemi Wanjuki,Deputy Solicitor General, Muthoni Kimani,Registrar of Political Parties Lucy Ndung’u,deputy registrar-general, F M Ng’ang’a, Registrar General Bernice Gachegu, Commisioner of Police Matthew Iteere, AP Commandant Kinuthia Mbugua,GSU boss Nyaga Reche,CID Director Ndegwa Muhoro,.NSIS Aterere Gichangi.Mwolio Githu for AG to complete the neocolonialism!. All due to RO 2002 ‘tosha’ MOU with kaguoya which, AS OF NOW STILL NOT IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN deeply hidden evil!

  2. According to what I have observed from all the events which took place at Ambassadors Purity Resident is not something which can be tolerated by the present situation of change. Kenyans need people who can unite all Kenyans to be one regardless of where he/she comes from. The status quos style of leadership ended last year in November 2010, now Kenyans want new fresh Constitution to bring in the lost love to come to the new Kenyans generation.

    Any leader who was there since 1963 up to this moment and has not made any progress to his Constituency should match out peacefully before he or she is chased out like a dog. My appeal to electorates in all constituencies in Kenya is this; Do not be fooled by bribe in election time to vote to those type of leaders; but eat money and vote in a new blood.

    Kenyans should know that the bloodshed we experiences in Kenya was brought in by our former leaders,from Kenyatta, Moi and Kibaki both following the impunity, corruption, dynasty and nepotism. We must come out from that so that we can enjoy our freedom with peace.

    Now there is another way of continuing with the very system if these leaders want it to be; The simple way is to go by Majimbo so that one can prictice those styles in his or her region but not for all Kenyans to be tied in one pot.One day that pot will burst and no piece will be found around.Those with ears can hear my saying and those without ears let them not hear. Ambassador should be for all Kenyans regardless of their tribes.She must represent all Kenyans and that is why she is there.Lastly Kenya Government should cooperate with ICC Hague to prosecute the named six.If the Government can not do so, then the World will know that the President is the one who commanded the violence to happen. That is a clear open sign of guilty.Otherwise President Kibaki should tell us why he is playing games with Kenyans people’s minds? We don’t have any secrets under the Sun which will not be known everything will be seen on top of the roof and at daylight.

  3. tis only in stockholm that u will realise that although Kenyans are equal some are more equal than others…she*they* kept me waiting for traveling document for more than one week and to make matters worse hawakunipea,,,u wonder wether they are waiting for their Nairobi bosses to come sign the doc so that i can be given….so as i speak i will only travel if and only Purity and her troup of smuggled labour force are recalled

  4. Kibaki Must be stopped from killing our hard worn democracy in kenya by using un-othondox methods by shielding the Six named by mr Lois Moreno Ocampo.
    Uhuru Kenyatta, Ruto, Muthaura,General Ali Hussein and Sang must be arrested and handed over to the Icc in Hague.These guys are planning and scheming mayhem in Kenya.Strange fires ,in Nairobi and in slam areas must be the dirty work from these ringleaders and musterminds of pev. trying to frighten and to intimadate the wananchi.

  5. What happens in other Embassies are horror films compared to the Stockholm case.

    “Kenya’s minister for foreign affairs resigned last month before the opening of an investigation into an alleged multi-million dollar corruption scandal involving Kenyan embassies in Africa, Europe and Asia.

    The corrupt practice at the embassies was exposed by a Kenyan parliamentary committee.”
    http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/africa/kenya-fumes-over-cable-branding-it-a-swamp-of-corruption-2148013.html

  6. The culture of impunity is one of the key points damaging Kenya.

    During Kibaki’s tenure, there have been several ministers suspended from their posts after damning evidence connected them to one scandal or another. Yet only a few short months later, they were back in a new ministry post with virtually a blank slate. One of the most admirable features of Kenya is the free press, which exposes these scandals and offers varying opinions and good analysis. Still, with the volume of issues that crop up, many Kenyans have a short memory for past scandals, with only a few voices howling in dissent as dishonest politicians are returned to plum positions.

    In my view, a concerted effort to make easily accessible files for public consumption that chronicle the misdeeds of politicians would be a huge stride. Currently, a few people raise alarm bells, but any removal of a minister is normally temporary (unless, of course, the removal were related to trials surrounding the post-election violence, in which case, the removal would only probably be temporary).

    There are some bright spots in Kenyan politics to be sure. Aaron Ringera, the ineffectual leader of the Kenyan Anti-Corruption Commission, had his renomination blocked as unconstitutional. Major General Hussein Ali was finally removed from his post atop the police department after an extensive list of scandals (though he is now comfortably running the post offices).

    Martha Karua is perhaps one of the greatest figures in Kenyan politics, standing up to the government, and refusing to be complicit in shady dealings. She resigned from her post atop the Justice Ministry after it became clear that the government was shifting power away from her and towards more pliable ministers.

  7. One cannot help reflecting how much better Africans in Kenya would be today had the British colonial authorities simply hanged Kenyatta and his Mau-mau accomplices back when it was clear they were just terrorists with innocent blood on their hands and before they were handed the levers of state power in preposterous ceremonies. Kenya is going Zimbabwe’s way. Prepare for pictures of children with distended stomachs and claims of how the country needs aid “because the rains have failed”.

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