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Governor Miguna Miguna
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#821 Posted : Thursday, March 29, 2018 8:17:44 AM
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masukuma wrote:
hardwood wrote:
Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly This miguna saga should be made into a movie. It has all the ingredients of an oscar award winning movie.
yes... same genre as 'Last King of Scotland'
The despots Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly have finally succeeded ejecting MM out. I'm 100% convinced that the 3day ordeal in a seemingly squalid lavatory is likely to produce a blockbuster movie. Happy are those trailblazers that would smile all the way to the bank when the film hits the screens of international theaters.
John 5:17 But Jesus replied, “My Father is always working, and so am I.”
Ngalaka
#822 Posted : Thursday, March 29, 2018 8:25:29 AM
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I am afraid judge Odunga has overreached himself on this one. Judicial officers are supposed to exercise judicial restraint. What he has done appears to me to be judicial recklessness. Such an officer portends risk to societal order. As such his continued holding of office of judge might be untenable. The next thing he might do is 'jail' Ruto arbitrarily! Then the fires begin in Eld, going down to the lake. That way, the greater good for Kenya is not served.
Isuni yilu yi maa me muyo - ni Mbisuu
limanika
#823 Posted : Thursday, March 29, 2018 8:28:34 AM
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tycho wrote:
Is/has it been necessary for Miguna to behave the way he does, with respect to 'NRM'? from what we know the answer is 'No'. Is it necessary for the government to take the position it has taken against him? The answer to this appears uncertain or even that, the government's reaction appears as a necessity. Therefore, a contingent action being met with necessity means what? The govt appears to be protecting itself and someone. Who? And Miguna may be having a personal flaw that may prove too costly for him.
Would it be wise to order the gok officials to appear b4 jury or even sentence them on a matter of such nature? Not really. It would be much wiser to order the parties to settle matter out of court and only intervene if this fails. Even just out of respect to the separation of powers principle. That way you keep your dignity, power and earn respect when things backfire. Quickly moving forward, the petitioner will find it very hard to get a ticket back to +254. No airline will want such embarrassing scenes as happened at jkia
kaka2za
#824 Posted : Thursday, March 29, 2018 8:54:20 AM
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Coming soon...'Three days in the toilet'by MM
Truth forever on the scaffold Wrong forever on the throne (James Russell Rowell)
Ngalaka
#825 Posted : Thursday, March 29, 2018 8:55:57 AM
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As for Miguna, the guy has boxed himself into a corner. Going forward flying isn't going to be as easily accessible. Canada (though eventually are likey to indulge him), might want to know what happened to his unexpired passport before they issue him another one.
Isuni yilu yi maa me muyo - ni Mbisuu
masukuma
#826 Posted : Thursday, March 29, 2018 8:58:15 AM
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Ngalaka wrote:
I am afraid judge Odunga has overreached himself on this one. Judicial officers are supposed to exercise judicial restraint. What he has done appears to me to be judicial recklessness. Such an officer is portends risk to societal order. As such his continued holding of office of judge might be untenable. The next thing he might do is 'jail' Ruto arbitrarily! Then the fires begin in Eld, going down to the lake. That way, the greater good for Kenya is not served.
I thought we were a country of laws - if we don't comply to orders that are at our inconvenience what is this "greater good" then?
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Ngalaka
#827 Posted : Thursday, March 29, 2018 8:58:50 AM
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mkenyan
#828 Posted : Thursday, March 29, 2018 9:04:10 AM
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masukuma wrote:
Ngalaka wrote:
I am afraid judge Odunga has overreached himself on this one. Judicial officers are supposed to exercise judicial restraint. What he has done appears to me to be judicial recklessness. Such an officer is portends risk to societal order. As such his continued holding of office of judge might be untenable. The next thing he might do is 'jail' Ruto arbitrarily! Then the fires begin in Eld, going down to the lake. That way, the greater good for Kenya is not served.
I thought we were a country of laws - if we don't comply to orders that are at our inconvenience what is this "greater good" then?
indeed.
Ngalaka
#829 Posted : Thursday, March 29, 2018 9:10:05 AM
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masukuma wrote:
Ngalaka wrote:
I am afraid judge Odunga has overreached himself on this one. Judicial officers are supposed to exercise judicial restraint. What he has done appears to me to be judicial recklessness. Such an officer portends risk to societal order. As such his continued holding of office of judge might be untenable. The next thing he might do is 'jail' Ruto arbitrarily! Then the fires begin in Eld, going down to the lake. That way, the greater good for Kenya is not served.
I thought we were a country of laws - if we don't comply to orders that are at our inconvenience what is this "greater good" then?
Of course. But two wrongs don't amount to a right. My view is that on this issue there were just too many wrongs. I agree Court orders must be complied with. If you dont agree with the orders (and on this I must say the latest orders bordered on the ridiculous) you seek to have them somewhat vacated. To that extent the 'mandarins' erred. But the judiciary out to exercise utmost restraint. What prevented Odunga from giving the mandarins the benefit of the doubt and allow more time. You cannot have a matter brought to you today, then in the next 24hours you are jailing the head of the Police, the head of Immigration, the head of DCI, etc etc
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Ngalaka
#830 Posted : Thursday, March 29, 2018 9:14:57 AM
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There is a reason why on average Court cases all over the world take time to be finalised. Judges always indulge and allow litigants time and room to prosecute their case, much to the chagrin of the common guy on the street who craves 'instant' justice!
Isuni yilu yi maa me muyo - ni Mbisuu
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