Based on the info in these copied tweets/links, I doubt the attacks will end anytime soon.

a) From 2011 on land grabs and Tana Delta "it will be war, the day is coming" http://t.co/2FrelazRQY
b) The dynamics of land grabs in Tana Delta (read and weep): http://t.co/NxRyxEelzu
c) 2006, significant finds for Tiomin in Kipini and Kiongwe: http://t.co/7RtkNYviIg

@Swenani , I thought its his constitutional right. Anyway this government should get serious on matters security.

"They used my mother's phone.

In fact, I called my mother from the bush and one of them, who my mother later told me was an Arab man, answered and said my mother and my wife were okay but they were looking for me," said 37-year-old Joseph Odipo.

Mr Odipo's mother, Elizabeth Indimuli, is a village elder and Lamu County Commissioner Miiri Njenga said he was aware of her ordeal at the hands of the attackers.

Odipo said several police officers and top Government agencies in Lamu called his mother and the assailant answered them but "they did not do anything despite the fact that the attackers stayed in the house for over one-and-a-half hours".

Tuesday, the county commissioner said: "I'm aware of what happened at Mama Odipo's house and I must say as security agents we failed otherwise we could have arrested these killers while they were there."

Mr Njenga also said the police delay in taking action was because most senior officers were new to the area - they were transferred there less than three weeks ago.

so he cannot tweet and work at protecting the 'sovereignty, integrity and dignity of the people of kenya'? he cannot/should not spare 90 minutes in at night to watch soccer yet he is not the one in the field? wacha bangi!