I knew this useless ukuyu was up to no good. Hope uganda will achieve what kenya feared to do.

@ Murenj, lets not go tribal but address the issue at hand.

....i think AL KIMANI was stupid to go to Uganda at a time when our brothers are still mourning the dead...its not rocket science that the Ugandans attribute the sad events of that fateful day to some Kenyan Muslims.....you don't go to Uganda talking about human rights when the wounds are so fresh...afinyue!!

Let him face the law….AND LET THE LAW FACE HIM…….kama hii ndio sura ya islam….to hell…the other day ….Al Faisal….businesses; vehicles and other property of our fellow Kenyans were destroyed……hasara tupu…

this reminds me about a believe in islam…...kama wewe si muislamu…you are an infidel not matter who you are…..you are worthless…..ulipe tax heavily and can be mistreated by anyone anyhow…..

Thus wale waliokufa Uganda ni infiedels ..kaffiris….hivyo basi worthless…..

AGAIN I SAW KAMA KUNA SHERIA UGANDA; LET HIM FACE IT ENTIRELY…ABK!

I think Kenya is really celebrating now! They can now hand-over to UG anyone they had evidence was affiliated to the terrorists without eliciting country-wide demos from their sympathisers. But can a muslim brother clarify this: Is it true that it is against the Quran to betray another muslim brother hata kama yeye ni Terrorist No.1???

If Uganda is convinced he had a part to play in the attacks, let them go on with their interrogation and even trial.We should not protect our brothers with criminal behaviour.However, we should not demonise anything Muslim