We have a huge problem on our hands...

C&P

Heavily armed militia, suspected to be Al Shabaab, stormed two mosques in Ijara Sub-county in Garissa on Tuesday night, and forced worshippers to listen for two hours to their tirade against the Kenya government, local civil servants and security officials before disappearing into a nearby forest.

In the Tuesday night incident, the Somali militia forced worshippers at two mosques in Tumtish and Kabasalo villages to listen to their fiery ideology and reportedly read out names of alleged spies and traitors during the ordeal that began at 6p.m.

Read more at: http://www.standardmedia...nyan-villagers-in-shock

While the new IG says they were just poor hungry boys looking for food and water.

Is it a requirement to hire a retard for IG position?

Ni kama these things have become normal!!!!

u mean......?

The Standard quotes locals as saying it was Gamadheere himself who was preaching.

while the likes of Angelica Ann refuses to see.

Why are they hiding, let them dare do it in the open uone vile watanyoroshwa!

hehehe! the police ran away for their dear life!

Good to see Baba is in the mix ...... Blame continues until we are caught unawares yet again in the next slaughter episode.

A bird of a feather flock together....they speak the same language...MRC Farah Maalim Omar Hassan etc. Its only in Kenya where those who are suspected and are known to be terrorists walk on the streets, get support from politicians including bailing them out or wait for them to commit a crime so that anyone can act. What do you think those who carry out investigations and execute a law that is seemingly more against them feel?

I have said b4, not unless the terrorism law is passed to empower law enforcers, we are running a dead course. And I will continue to blame those who rush to court to fight this.

The law is never followed in Kenya. We just don't have the spirit to. So the issue of babu blocking some bills, he's not an MP..., is totally hogwash, to me. The government can do whatever she wants whenever, wherever. The level of corruption in the country should be a clear indication to all that, law or no law makes no difference. The government of the day does not have an average Kenyan interest at heart and in our tribal worship, we support them.