Aliar gave him the book, '48 Laws of Power' and someone else gave him 'The long walk to freedom'.

Maina Njenga guy failed to read the signs of times early enough to realise the future inherent danger of staying too long in the organization...

probably he thought the organisation was undismantleable and strong enough to withstand any internal aggression by the law enforcers (after all most of these policemen were members)and the fallacy was based on the number of individuals in the outfit...

his colleague in command, Ndura Waruingi, was clever enough to realise what was in store for them in future and opted out. as for maina the money was becoming sweeter and sweeter and the greed directed him towards the "grain with the string"...

there is no doubt now he is a haunted man...haunted by his past and the only way he could save his hide is getting out of Kenya...no other way, not even going back to jail..

@Ka gizzards. not even a link we catch up?

So Maina Njenga could not afford mortuary bills for his wife and had to depend on a central kenya politician to sort out the same, wonders never seize!!!!

Maina's hands are full of blood of innocent people who died at the hands of gangsters in the name of Mungiki. My village weeps everytime the name mungiki is mentioned.Our mothers and daughters were raped,forced to FGM ; our brothers forced into joining the sect while our fathers were left for dead for opposing the sect activities.

If you live by the sword,you will die by it. I do not know who wants to eliminate Maina but I believe that one day,mother nature will do justice and wipe the tears of our mothers.

Maina,you scared the hell out of us through your mungiki, we cant help but enjoy when you are scared too.