It
is easy to imagine what is happening in some western capital as airline
executives discuss yesterday's inferno at the JKIA. "Where did it
happen?" "Africa?" "Well that is expected isn't it? "Natives running an
airport like some stall in some village market in the bush."
You
can be pretty sure that such discussions are taking place even as you
read this. But you and I are more informed on what is to be expected in
the particular part of Africa where an international airport burnt down
in the early hours of yesterday.
For starters fire in an airport
that was not caused by a crash landing aircraft is almost unheard of
(even in Africa). Process that for a minute. Secondly JKIA is a high
security zone and is monitored by CCTV almost everywhere. That security
has been heightened considerably in recent years with the emerging
terror threat from the likes of Al Shabab. I have also confirmed that
the place is literally crawling with smoke detectors. Then add to all
that the fact that top security and intelligence officers are based at
the top of the international arrivals unit.
How then does a fire start in a fortress and spread gradually without anybody paying any attention to it?
(read the rest of this article in my latest raw notes).
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Monday, August 05, 2013
This is Uhuru's future from a man who has NEVER gotten it wrong (2013 prediction)
In
the run up to the 2002 general elections there was great fear in the
country and many rich folks left Kenya for the duration of those
memorable elections. The excuse many gave was that they were taking a
holiday. But the massive transfer of funds out of the country spoke a
different story.
The fear was justified because credible reports that even I received indicated that there was a lot of pressure on then then President Daniel Moi to find a way to hang onto power. Kenya also had no history of a peaceful handover of power from a living president.
Then in the midst of all these uncertainties an arrogant Briton came into the country for prayers and started making predictions and prophecies on the country's political future. Few Kenyans had ever heard of the London based preacher. But he spoke with such authority that some Kenyans even got annoyed.
He predicted that there would be a peaceful change of guard. Mwai Kibaki was going to be the new president and he would usher in a new era in the country. His role was to prepare the country for take off, putting all the structures in place and in readiness for Kenya to prosper so much so that many will jealously ask; "why Kenya?" I drunk in all his prophecies and implemented the only known test for prophets, to wait and see if what he had said would come to pass. You know what happened next.
Then in 2007 the man was back again. This time I was really shocked. He predicted that Mwai Kibaki would be back in office. he was going to finish his work of preparation. This contradicted all the information I had on the ground which clearly showed that Raila Odinga was headed for a landslide victory in those presidential elections. The prophet had to be wrong this time round, I was sure.
That election resulted in post election violence and weeks of uncertainty over what was going to happen next. But the truth is that the man was right once again.
In the run up to the just concluded 2013 general elections I deliberately chose to not read his prophecies because I was sure they would influence my analysis and writing. And so immediately after the elections, I rushed to his website and read what he had been saying.
The fear was justified because credible reports that even I received indicated that there was a lot of pressure on then then President Daniel Moi to find a way to hang onto power. Kenya also had no history of a peaceful handover of power from a living president.
Then in the midst of all these uncertainties an arrogant Briton came into the country for prayers and started making predictions and prophecies on the country's political future. Few Kenyans had ever heard of the London based preacher. But he spoke with such authority that some Kenyans even got annoyed.
He predicted that there would be a peaceful change of guard. Mwai Kibaki was going to be the new president and he would usher in a new era in the country. His role was to prepare the country for take off, putting all the structures in place and in readiness for Kenya to prosper so much so that many will jealously ask; "why Kenya?" I drunk in all his prophecies and implemented the only known test for prophets, to wait and see if what he had said would come to pass. You know what happened next.
Then in 2007 the man was back again. This time I was really shocked. He predicted that Mwai Kibaki would be back in office. he was going to finish his work of preparation. This contradicted all the information I had on the ground which clearly showed that Raila Odinga was headed for a landslide victory in those presidential elections. The prophet had to be wrong this time round, I was sure.
That election resulted in post election violence and weeks of uncertainty over what was going to happen next. But the truth is that the man was right once again.
In the run up to the just concluded 2013 general elections I deliberately chose to not read his prophecies because I was sure they would influence my analysis and writing. And so immediately after the elections, I rushed to his website and read what he had been saying.
He predicted that Uhuru would be an important President in ushering the future divine calling of the nation called Kenya. Will this come to pass? Only time will tell.
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