Comments on: A flying career and wedding bells stopped by thugs

By: Isabelle

Isabelle — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 22:45:12 +0000

The police were the ones that did not report the incident. The people need to speak out against government corruption and against injustice! If the chiefs of police will not help us, then the people are our only hope against these rising dangers. Speak up! One voice may not be heard, but many voices are the grains of sand that make the desert.

By: kinuthia

kinuthia — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 19:04:22 +0000

kenya police need to be disabanded and a totally new force put in place i guess theyare in cahoots with the thugs how come some spots are notoriuos crime spots yet police never arrest anyone,kenyan leders are stupid

By: Grace

Grace — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 11:14:47 +0000

re- njuma muder!
lt is sad to hear this most barbaric act from senseless thugs!
but what really got me was the central police boss inisting that mr njuma put himself at risk by travelling at that time of the night,well this is absolute nonesense! everyone should be able to move anywhere in the country without fear, if your police do their job by patrolling the city this thugs wont be out either!
my heart goes out to the entire family and be strong,shame that police boss for sitting on his ass instead of working the police force!

By: sophie mbugua

sophie mbugua — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 06:21:11 +0000

“The young men put himself in danger” that is a statement from the cental police. I can help to wonder what u know about the street. A crime occured that took life of an inoccent men. My question to u is what have u done to prevent similar incident? what is the protocal in place to prevent such incidents from occuring how many more people have lost they lives or got hurt in that particular area or similar incident in kenya? We will not continue losing innocent lives while we have police who swore to protect and serve wanaichi get it together we are not losing anymore lives to merciless crime but let justice be served to njuma and his family and a lesson taught to whoever attempt this barberic act. RIP njuma we will continue to fight for justice.It not going down that easy something has to give! No retreat no surrender.

By: esther chege

esther chege — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 18:26:35 +0000

mr mathew iteere you are a gentleman can you plse make sure those guys are flushed out and put in their rightfull place in prison ,plse put up a police post on all those well known notorius areas makaburini ,railways stage ,stadium stage ,museum etc its time criminals get finished and hard working kenyans can go wherever they want whenever they want without fear of thugs ,where do they get guns, why cant kenyans be allowed to carry guns for their own safty if there is no one to protect them,so if njuma had to take his sister to hospital at that hour he wouldnt have to because the streets belong to thugs at that time of the night. plse do something my heart weeps for ms ngoiri and njumas family.

By: Eva Wainaina

Eva Wainaina — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 19:05:29 +0000

Fucking police Boss!! !! as kenyas we should be free to walk and drive at any time. silly moron: how dare say the young man put himself in danger by driving at that time of the night. gosh!!!! i think u r mad, sorry to say this” MAY IT HAPPEN TO U OR UR KIDS, THEN U WILL SWALLOW UR WORDS IDIOT”

By: Pauline

Pauline — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 10:41:25 +0000

There is no day since it happened that I don’t think of this family. I have also heard of horror stories of people who have either witnessed or fallen victim to the thugs who waylay motorists and passersby around the makaburini area.
I applaud the family and friends for their strength and their commitment to seeing that this doesn’t happen to anyone else by aggressively demanding for security to be beefed up around the area and other danger spots; So many of us are more the wiser now thanks to the family speaking out. Indeed Gitehi’s blood will not be shed in vain. I hope though that they get justice and that they get it fast. Those animals should be wiped out from the face of the earth. As for the central police boss…please think through your words before uttering them lest you be left with egg on your face. Those remarks are shameful and insensitive.

By: Wambui

Wambui — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 06:35:53 +0000

What the FUCK police boss you are essentially victimizing Mr Njuma Jnr again by uttering nonsense like you are! If you don’t have enough resources to have coverage 24/7 to ensure innocent wanainchi are safe, idiot say so! But trying to find a scapegoat in this situation doesn’t help. Police boss what you just did to this family by uttering that nonsense of the victim putting himself in harms way is very much like… if your daughter got raped went to the police station and there they raped her again! I don’t wish it upon you but I hope it helps you realize your idiocy! To the Njuma family Poleni and may your loved one rest in eternal peace.

By: Gatitu

Gatitu — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 13:16:55 +0000

Police Boss Richard Muguai…..YOU ARE AS STUPID AS STUPID IS…..

By: gathoni

gathoni — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 07:22:43 +0000

may God Rest Marto’s soul in eternal peace