East African President to be kidnapped by terrorists? Whoa!!!

Who is this East African president who will fall in the hands of terrorists?

Kumekucha has a long history of making predictions most of which are based on privileged information on the ground and leaked dossiers. In the almost 10 years we have been around, sometimes we have quoted prophecies from selected spiritual persons with some kind of track record. In these cases we have gone further and analyzed the facts on the ground in relation to the prediction/prophecy.
 
TB Joshua: 99% record of being proved right

We are only human and so naturally our record for predictions is NOT 100% and I do not want to make the excuse that there are a few instances where we have had reason to believe that our leaked info has caused “the villains” to abandon their plans. And so our record since inception on predictions is a measly 91 %. There are those who think that this is quite a good score but the problem is that our esteemed regular readers prefer to focus on the times we have been wrong. Those they never forget (LOL!!).

The first time I heard of TB Joshua, he was predicting the death of an African president. I ignored that one while we did some extra digging to find out exactly where this guy was coming from. But shortly after that sensational prophecy Malawian President Bingu wa Mutharika passed on and there was an internet storm over the prophecy and its’ fulfillment. I have carefully looked through the man’s prophecies and his record is much better than Kumekucha's. Actually so far I have found only one prophecy (concerning the end of the Boko Haram terror by 2012) which never came to pass. Indeed the man’s record for being proved right is so scarily high that conmen frequently use his name to make predictions and end up causing great panic.

Now TB Joshua has predicted that an East African President will soon be kidnapped by terrorists. WHOA!! Already that prophecy has sent shock waves across the region. Let us look at the facts on the ground a little more closely to identify the president who may soon be in the hand of terrorists (if TB Joshua’s track record holds). There is some astounding info of developments on the ground… (continued in my latest raw notes).
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Was the government clandestinely behind the Westgate attack? I have personally refused to believe that there is any iota of truth in those persistent rumours so much so that I have not even bothered to follow up with my contacts on the issue. But something amazing has happened. I have received a handful of reports from some of my contacts of crazy crazy things that happened during the Westgate attack that I can no longer ignore. In fact they have made me sit up and give the whole thing (as bizarre as it may sound) a second look. The latest report (published yesterday in my Kumekucha Real Time Intelligence Reports) just floored me. It is an eye witness report from a survivor who was at Westgate shopping mall during the attack and the strange things she saw one of her regular customers at the mall doing during the attack and as gunfire continued in earnest.

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What the government is terrified the press will publish

National assembly majority leader Aden Duale is a character difficult to understand. Just a few weeks ago he shocked everybody (including his own party) when he said that former President Mwai Kibaki should be arrested for orchestrating an oil deal which he claims put Kshs 15 billion in the pockets of the former president and his cronies. But he just floored me yesterday when I heard him move a new bill that essentially shuts down the press in Kenya. However analysts say he was just following instructions in a carefully choreographed script that sneaked in a bill that would make even Breshnev from old Russia blush.
 
Daniel arap Moi ruled Kenya for 24 long years. He jailed and maimed journalists BUT he never EVER introduced a single bill in parliament to reign in the press. Mwai Kibaki ruled Kenya only for 10 short years but introduced a total of 4 bills aimed solely at trimming down the powers (real and imagined) of the critical fourth estate.

Yesterday parliament passed a bill that effectively shuts down free media in the country. What you need to know is the fact that President Uhuru Kenyatta has retained many of Kibaki’s closest advisors (the security team for instance is intact) and the idea is to continue on the same path as his predecessor in a few key areas. Naturally top on their agenda is the “annoying press.”

There was such secrecy in the drafting and preparation of the bill coupled with the fact that it was carefully introduced when many vocal CORD legislators and level headed JUBILEE members were not in the house. This press shut down law was passed only by 60 members in a house with over 400.

Most Kenyans do not believe that the president will pick a pen with his left hand and appended his signature on the bill. Now why wouldn’t he when the bill was hatched crafted and plotted through parliament from State house? Our only hope are some “annoying” level headed the advisors that the president insists on retaining who may just persuade him that the huge political capital he will gain from not signing the bill will be worth rubbishing all the hard work that was put into it that started way back during Kibaki’s presidency.

But what Kenyans need to focus their attention on now is what the government is so desperate to hide from the public. That is where this whole phobia from the press originates from and is driven by.

Corrupt deals? Unlikely. That is stale, harmless information. Everybody knows that mega-corruption is alive and well in Kenya today. So we have to look elsewhere.

One tiny piece of information that the government is terrified about has to do with (Read the rest of the explosive story in my latest raw notes. Get it FREE in your email inbox in seconds, no catch.)