People miss the point of all this discussion.... YOU ARE NOT COMPELLED TO DO ANYTHING FOR RANDOM STRANGERS and THE STRANGERS SHOULD NOT EXPECT YOU TO DO THAT. Pesa ikiingia - correct your mistake.... piga simu and appeal to my good side. I am not a public body my actions are strictly to my benefit unless i (not you) choose otherwise. For the bribe - the bribe taker has a job that has been entrusted to him and is paid for it and they chose not to do it and uses that as an opportunity to get some more money <--- I never understand why they even arrest the bribe giver.

I agree, aside form the issue of someone depositing money in your account and whether you should go out of your way to locate and return or the one who made the mistake should kindly request the same, I never thought gunyi would be in the position he is in,

But you would be surprised by the people who do government hustles, some I thought were respectable business guys who use capital to create value, lakini wapi guys just quote for some crazy services to government and get paid crazy sums,

binadamu ni nguo

Why are you saying "On occassion"
Masukuma almost always picks the wrong side of issues then becomes stubborn about it and defends it with some very twisted logic.

I mean everyone hear knows Mutahi Ngunyi is a thief. In a civilized society, this should not even be debatable. But too many people are overwhelmed by tribal sycophancy such that they refuse to think logically.

Handling stolen property/cash is a crime - he did not handle it. They procured a service from him. He quoted, received a purchase order, he delivered goods. got sign off. Someone thought the snake oil he was selling was worth 18m (or whatever money it was). There is no theft in that case - you just need to draw a dotted line between the procuring officer who signed the contract procuring the service and Ngunyi and back. Bila hiyo - being approached to solve a problem is not a crime. Charging for the said services is not a crime. Someone deciding to send money to his account is not a crime on his part. it's a private company and he is a private individual. is it immoral (could be)... is it illegal? NO! the only case that can be raised against a supplier is if he did not deliver what he was contracted to deliver. if he promised X and delivered Y and got paid for X - then he is in trouble for misrepresentation.

Strange that no one is talking about Angela Angwenyi's >300m payment. Sad that everyone is fixated on Mutahi's paltry 12m. Sad that no one is mentioning that parliament has stopped payment of >200m to her after she was paid 90m. Strange that hii ya Ngunyi 12m is all we are interested about. At least Mutahi was paid 90m to reform NYS, hii >300m ya Angwenyi was for what? The noise regarding Prof Mutahi Ngunyi ni ukabila ama nini?

http://nairobinews.natio...o-queen-angela-angwenyi/