For how shall this have to continue? Not once nor twice did I personally highlighted the plight and predicaments of nakuru morans. We even had about two mini harambee to repatriate and help our brothers in nakuru. Though the option of recalling them home might not be a solution, but I think to say the least we need to calculate our very own ways liberating our brothers. For how long should our brothers be used as a tools by their bosses? For how long should they continue to be the victims of murder and a pray to the armed gun welding robbers and yet they are armed with clubs? It is illogical and you dont need a rocket scientist to explain to you we are fighting a loosing battle and yet we continue to mourn death of innocent boys. It is high time our leaders to put the heads together and on how to solve this. My heart is at pain and indeed it is more than sad to learn that today we lost one of our very own brother slain by unknown assailants in nakuru. This are the men I have grow with in South horr and sometime I pity myself knowing very well that their safety is not guaranteed in nakuru. They can be killed by anyone and go scotfree. My hearts and thoughts goes to lenatitai family for the sudden demise of our brother today. We all mourn this unfortunate happenings but my message to our leaders, tafadhali we cannot have daily deaths without comprehending the culprits. It is very sad and I give a task to liase with the county government of nakuru on how best to protect this innocent green pastures finders and yet they remain the most accessible and easy to kill group in nakuru. We mourn our brothers today, I know it wont take long before we mourn another one from the same place, same incident if measure to curb this cannot be formulated by the elected leaders. RIP brother, may the perpetual light shine upon your face.
Posted on: Tue, 07 Oct 2014 19:53:57 +0000
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