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washiku
#141 Posted : Tuesday, November 25, 2014 10:41:05 AM
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Kratos wrote:
@ Washiku, while i don't dispute all what you're saying my point is that all those points DO NOT eradicate terrorism. You have just expressed your expectations and not given solutions. Again i ask, how will changing the security team, holding demos etc help in eradicating terrorism? IT WILL NOT! So long as the they live among us and we will not sacrifice them for the good of all.
Your points are about "I have done my bit as Washiku" what am saying is that there are many other Washiku's who are shielding this idiots.
Terrorism is not a conventional crime/war and you will never be free from it even though you have paid taxes and what not. How are other countries fighting this animal? By firing people and holding demos about insecurity? Not at all. By exposing their own brothers and sisters who are part of the problem. In fact i believe that al shabab would not have gained much traction in Kenya had there not been collaborators and sympathizers. Not to say that our systems have helped though.


Kratos I like you already, coz you are already asking questions. At least we can discuss.

1. Firing people? YES. It works. The next person knows that they have to work to keep their job.

2. How do you convince people to share info? By being wise. Get a thief to catch a thief. Entrench his people so so deep into the system that he will know what is happening in every corner of this country.

3. Let our system be more preventive than reactive. How? Ruto told us that a few minutes after the attack, the kebabs were followed to their hide-outs and killed. Then only explanation could be that the KDF guys knew those camps exist. How could they have all of a sudden realised them in a few minutes? Instead of using helicopters to ferry politicians to rallies, those things should be used all the time to do air surveillance of our borders. Such camps should have been bombed the day they were being made.

By the way it is not so hard, if given to the right people. 99% are law abiding Kenyans. 1% can not be too hard to handle.

Its because of that 1% that the police, judiciary, NIS and such others exist. Let them do their job.

My friend who we were in campus together, who chose to serve us through the security apparatus works in those volatile areas. He tells me of tales of the little resources they have to work. Yet every time during Mashujaa celebration the army does drills to show us the machinery we have in store to protect us. Must we wait until Uganda attacks us to use them?
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Muriel
#142 Posted : Tuesday, November 25, 2014 11:09:53 AM
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tycho wrote:
When the war against the al Shabaab was starting most of us here cheered and supported it, now our people have died and more will die, and seeing this we're all over crying. Don't we know the consequence of war is death? We took responsibility for all these deaths a long time ago.

Now some of us think that the war needs to be fought differently, even despite international conventions. Speak of aggravating issues. We are slowly besieging ourselves and one effect of a siege is cannibalism. Now we want to turn against each other in the name of ferreting collaborators. And sacking the 'incompetent'. The US defense secretary has been sacked over IS, what next? Same story.

We're just a bunch of noise makers killing time.



Whether Dempsey was sacked or resigned is splitting hairs but he came in to wind down the war in Afghanistan. Now they have decided to escalate possibilities of war in Europe and Syria and Dempsey, the man to wind down wars, was not the right man to kindle another.

I regret my initial euphoria about the war. I betrayed myself.

This is the sphere of 'noise'. Let the mourners mourn, for that they mourn for and how they mourn is not for anyone to kill.
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McReggae
#143 Posted : Tuesday, November 25, 2014 11:09:55 AM
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McReggae
#144 Posted : Tuesday, November 25, 2014 11:23:18 AM
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@Kratos, did you say say the military never says what they have done>

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#145 Posted : Tuesday, November 25, 2014 11:28:48 AM
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Propaganda.......... that is more than 100. Press release ya 23rd on such a serious matter is distributed today - 25th!
In the business world, everyone is paid in two coins - cash and experience. Take the experience first; the cash will come later - H Geneen
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Kratos
#146 Posted : Tuesday, November 25, 2014 11:29:03 AM
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McReggae wrote:
@Kratos, did you say say the military never says what they have done>



I said they don't post pictures of dead enemy combatants like the al kebabs do. People here were asking for images.

“People will believe a big lie sooner than a little one, and if you repeat it frequently enough, people will sooner or later believe it.” ― Walter C. Langer
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#147 Posted : Tuesday, November 25, 2014 11:29:17 AM
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McReggae wrote:





Blah..blah...blah...!!
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Angelica _ann
#148 Posted : Tuesday, November 25, 2014 11:33:17 AM
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kollabo wrote:
McReggae wrote:





Blah..blah...blah...!!

McR.... now you want to believe this one?
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#149 Posted : Tuesday, November 25, 2014 11:38:05 AM
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Angelica _ann wrote:
kollabo wrote:
McReggae wrote:





Blah..blah...blah...!!

McR.... now you want to believe this one?

the mutahi guy is just trying to be relevant. only his sycophants drink his delusions. unfortunately they are many.
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#150 Posted : Tuesday, November 25, 2014 11:39:43 AM
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Tragedy of our times, people believe al shabab press releases more than they believe those of the government.
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Kratos
#151 Posted : Tuesday, November 25, 2014 11:40:44 AM
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Nandwa wrote:

If the political class was SERIOUSLY interested in getting the Kenyans in the villages, Estates, Slums streets etc to actively participate in the fight against terrorism, that goal would be achieved pronto.

But are they SERIOUSLY interested!!

The general public can not just organise themselves. More over this arrangements needs the right environment.

We all know that the average Kenyan does not trust the security personnel enough to pass any sensitive information about criminals, corruption, drug lords etc.
Of course this mistrust is not misplaced.




The government have tried to implement the nyumba kumi and what the was the response here on Wazua? People here said its an idiotic idea, it curtails our right to privacy. You cannot have your cake and eat it too.

You do not need to present your ID to give information, you can actually call the police anonymously.

Again, the government is not part of a foreign society, we are one and the same thing. We are at war and the best way to win is not to fight within but without.

“People will believe a big lie sooner than a little one, and if you repeat it frequently enough, people will sooner or later believe it.” ― Walter C. Langer
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#152 Posted : Tuesday, November 25, 2014 11:58:08 AM
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washiku wrote:
tycho wrote:
@Washiku, you're such a miserable coward. Your loved ones dying isn't a matter of any discussion or conviction at all. You too are already dead!


Yes I am. I am so afraid of Al shabaab. I am so afraid of losing a life that means a lot to me. I am not sure how I could have handled the situation if my wife was caught up in the Westgate massacre, or that Mandera one. Thanks God she is safe. I assure you I dont know how I could have handled the situation. I may be wrong, but I also dont know how she would handle the situation if it was me gone. I shed tears when I saw people lose people in these terrorist attacks. I watched last night in great pain when a woman from Kieni explained how she lost two daughters in the latest massacre. Another family in Bungoma too could not hold back tears. You see, my problem is not really that it happened. It could happen to anyone. Me included. But the problem is that it keeps happening, and nothing seems to change. My friend, I am a coward. Am not like you. I fear death, esp when it happens due to someones negligence.

If am already dead, then I am afraid of dying again.


That you think that your enemy is al Shabaab and that your wife is your life's anchor then I can only empathize and pray that you may soon be unbound from the 'devil's chains'.

Meanwhile, scream and fret. Sack Lenku and look for the biggest dog to guard you.
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washiku
#153 Posted : Tuesday, November 25, 2014 11:59:33 AM
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Kratos wrote:
Nandwa wrote:

If the political class was SERIOUSLY interested in getting the Kenyans in the villages, Estates, Slums streets etc to actively participate in the fight against terrorism, that goal would be achieved pronto.

But are they SERIOUSLY interested!!

The general public can not just organise themselves. More over this arrangements needs the right environment.

We all know that the average Kenyan does not trust the security personnel enough to pass any sensitive information about criminals, corruption, drug lords etc.
Of course this mistrust is not misplaced.




The government have tried to implement the nyumba kumi and what the was the response here on Wazua? People here said its an idiotic idea, it curtails our right to privacy. You cannot have your cake and eat it too.

You do not need to present your ID to give information, you can actually call the police anonymously.

Again, the government is not part of a foreign society, we are one and the same thing. We are at war and the best way to win is not to fight within but without.


Ever wondered why people dont call the police? Which number by the way should people call? Ever heard of people who called the police and they were told watume petrol ya gari kwanza? People dont trust the police because we are never sure which are the good cops and who are part of the crime. However, majority of the cops are good. We just need a guy who can convince the public that we can actually work together. LEADERSHIP. That is what is lacking in our system as it stands. It is the police's problem that people lost faith in them, someone needs to inspire confidence and actually act on the info given. Plus the security system must be seen to work as a team. Haven't we heard that "NIS shared info and was ignored". Okay, that could be true. What about empowering the NIS who always seem to 'have shared info that was not acted upon' to stop the crime in the first place? I have some hope though, someone tells me the current NIS guy is working on something to this effect.
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#154 Posted : Tuesday, November 25, 2014 12:02:54 PM
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tycho wrote:
washiku wrote:
tycho wrote:
@Washiku, you're such a miserable coward. Your loved ones dying isn't a matter of any discussion or conviction at all. You too are already dead!


Yes I am. I am so afraid of Al shabaab. I am so afraid of losing a life that means a lot to me. I am not sure how I could have handled the situation if my wife was caught up in the Westgate massacre, or that Mandera one. Thanks God she is safe. I assure you I dont know how I could have handled the situation. I may be wrong, but I also dont know how she would handle the situation if it was me gone. I shed tears when I saw people lose people in these terrorist attacks. I watched last night in great pain when a woman from Kieni explained how she lost two daughters in the latest massacre. Another family in Bungoma too could not hold back tears. You see, my problem is not really that it happened. It could happen to anyone. Me included. But the problem is that it keeps happening, and nothing seems to change. My friend, I am a coward. Am not like you. I fear death, esp when it happens due to someones negligence.

If am already dead, then I am afraid of dying again.


That you think that your enemy is al Shabaab and that your wife is your life's anchor then I can only empathize and pray that you may soon be unbound from the 'devil's chains'.

Meanwhile, scream and fret. Sack Lenku and look for the biggest dog to guard you.


Thank you. I will keep screaming. Do you believe in the Bible? Jesus gave a story of a woman who kept pestering the King with requests and prayers. The King heard her and sorted her, just to reduce the noise. Similarly, lets keep shouting, maybe someone will listen and sort out the things, before I save enough to buy the biggest dog.
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#155 Posted : Tuesday, November 25, 2014 12:18:26 PM
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@ Washiku, am not sure about 999 but here are numbers you can call.
KENYA POLICE STATION NUMBER
NAIROBI AREA
1 CENTRAL POLICE STATION 0712 179 524,0736350100
2 KILIMANI POLICE STATION 0712 179 5622,0736350101
3 INDUSTRIAL AREA P STN 0712 179 561
4 LANGATA POLICE STATION 0712 179 5224,0736350103
5 BURUBURU POLICE STN 0712 179 5216, 0736350105
6 KASARANI POLICE STATION 0712 179 5637,0736350106
7 KAYOLE POLICE STATION 0712 179 520
8 ONGATA RONGAI P STN 0712 179 5235,0736350104
9 EMBAKASI 0736350102
10 PARKLANDS 0736350109
11 PANGANI 0736350110
12 MUTHAIGA 0736350111
COAST PROVINCE
13 DIANI 0736350113
14 WATAMU 0736350114
15MTWAPA 0736350115
16VOI 0736350117
CENTRAL PROVINCE
17 NYERI 0736350120
18 KIAMBU 0736350121
19MURANG’A 0736350125
20 THIKA 0736350126
- KARATINA 0736350128
- MUKURUEINI 0736350129
21 NYANDARUA OPS ROOM 0736350122
EASTERN PROVINCE
22 MAKUENI 0736350135
23 MERU 0736350139
24 MACHAKOS RADIO ROOM 0736350131
NYANZA PROVINCE
25 MIGORI 0736350142
26 OGEMBO 0736350147
WESTERN PROVINCE
27 VIHIGA 0736350149
28 MATUNDA 0736350150
29 BUTERE 0736350154
30 KAPSOKWONY 0736350155
31 WEBUYE POLICE STATION 0736350153
RIFT VALLEY PROVINCE
32 NAROK 0736350159
33 KERICHO 0736350160
34 ELDORET 0736350165
35 NANYUKI 0736350169
36 KITALE 0736350170
37 NAKURU 0736350172
SAFARICOM EMERGENCY NUMBER 0800-720002S/­
N0. POLICE STATION MOBILE NUMBER WIRELESS TELEPHONES - CDMAS/N0. POLICE
STATION MOBILE NUMBER
1 NAIROBI AREA CONTROL ROOM 020-3556771
2 PROVINCIAL CONTROL ROOM MOMBASA
020-3556769
3 NAKURU OPS ROOM 020-3556762
4 KISUMU OPS ROOM 020-3556788
5 KERICHO DIV HQS 020-3556765
6 BUSIA DIV HQS 020-3556761
7 BUNGOMA DIV HQS 020-3556763
8 KISII DIV HQS 020-3556772
9 NYAMIRA DIV HQS 020-3556775
10 POLICE HQS VIGILANCE HSE 020-3566780
11 EMBU OPS ROOM 020-3556774
12 IJARA POLICE STN 020-2086162
13 MERU POLICE STN 020-3556792
14 DIANI POLICE STN 020-3556777
15 GARISSA POLICE STN 020-3556787
16 KAPENGURIA 020-3556758
17 WAJIR POLICE STN 020-3556783
18 MANDERA POLICE STN 020-3556781
19 VOI POLICE STATION 020-3592275
20 RUAI POLICE STATION 020-6752180
S/N0. POLICE STATION MOBILE NUMBER
NAIROBI AREA
1 CONTROL ROOM 020-3531850
2 CENTRAL POLICE STN 020-3531851
3 KAMUKUNJI POLICE STN 020-3531852
4 KILIMANI POLICE STN 020-3531853
5 KILELESSHWA POLICE STN 020-3531854
6 MUTHANGARI POLICE STN 020-3531855
7 JAMHURI POLICE STN 020-3531856
8 EMBAKASI POLICE STN 020-3531857
9 INDUSTRIAL AREA POLICE STN 020-3531858
10 LANGATA POLICE STN 020-3531859
11 KAREN POLICE STN 020-3531860
12 RIRUTA POLICE STN 020-3531861
13 ONGATA RONGAI POLICE STN 020-3531862
14 NGONG POLICE STN 020-3531863
15 BURUBURU POLICE STN 020-3531864
16 JOGOOO POLICE STN 020-3531865
17 SHAURI MOYO POLICE STN 020-3531866
18 MAKONGENI POLICE STN 020-3532199
19 KASARANI POLICE STN 020-3531867
20 PANGANI POLICE STN 020-3531868
21 MUTHAIGA POLICE STN 020-3531869
22 RUARAKA POLICE POST 020-3531870
23 NGOMONGO POLICE POST 020-3531871
24 GIGIRI POLICE STN 020-3531872
25 PARKLANDS POLICE STN 020-3531873
26 KABETE POLICE STN 020-3531874
27 SPRING VALLEY POLICE STN 020-3531875
28 RUNDA POLICE STN 020-3531876
29 KAYOLE POLICE STN 020-3531877
30 RUAI POLICE STN 020-3531878
NYANZA PROVINCE
31 KISUMU POLICE STN 020-3531879
32 KONDELE POLICE STN 020-3531880
33 KISII POLICE STN 020-3531881
34 NYAMIRA POLICE STN 020-3531882
35 KEROKA POLICE STN 020-3531883
36 OYUGIS POLICE STN 020-3531884
37 KENDU BAY POLICE STN 020-3531885
38 MIGORI POLICE STN 020-3531886
39 HOMA BAY POLICE STN 020-3531887
40 AHERO POLICE STN 020-3531888
41 CHEMILIL POLICE STN 020-3531890
42 SIAYA POLICE STN 020-3531891
43 MASENO POLICE STATION 020-3531917
44 MIWANI POLICE STATION 020-3531916
45 KEROKA POLICE STATION 020-3531883
46 KOSELE POLICE STATION 020-3507671
47 UKWALA POLICE STATION 020-3529081
48 RIOMA POLICE STATION 020-3507831
49 RAMASHA POLICE STATION 020-3507824
50 LWALAW KOTIENDE P/STN 020-3530665
51 AKALA POLICE STATION 020-3529083
52 BOYA POLICE STATION 020-3529072
53 PAP ONDITI POLICE STN 020-3529070
54 SONDU MIRIU P/STN 020-3529071
55 KENDUBAY POLICE STN 020-3531885
COAST PROVINCE
56 CENTRAL POLICE STN 020-3531892
57 LIKONI POLICE STN 020-3531893
58 CHANGAMWE POLICE STN 020-3531894
59 MAKUPA POLICE STN 020-3531895
60 NYALI POLICE STN 020-3531896
61 KILIFI POLICE STN 020-3531897
62 MARIAKANI POLICE STN 020-3531898
63 KIJIPWA POLICE STN 020-3531899
64 KWALE POLICE STN 020-3532150
65 DIANI POLICE STN 020-3532151
66 MALINDI POLICE STN 020-3532152
67 WATAMU POLICE STN 020-3532153
68 VOI POLICE STN 020-3532154
69 MARIAKANI POLICE STATION 020-3509975
70 KALOLENI POLICE STATION 020-3509974
71 MTWAPA POLICE STATION 020-3509958
72 LAMU OCPD 020-3556770
73 TANA RIVER OCPD 020-3592275
RIFT VALLEY PROVINCE
74 KERICHO POLICE STN 020-3532155
75 LONDIANI POLICE STN 020-3532156
76 KIPKELION POLICE STN 020-3532157
77 SOTIK POLICE STN 020-3532158
78 NAROK POLICE STN 020-3532159
79 BARINGO DIV HQS 020-3532160
80 KABARNET POLICE STN 020-3532161
81 SONDU POLICE STN 020-3532162
82 ITEN POLICE STN 020-3532163
83 KAPTAGAT POLICE STN 020-3532164
84 BOMET POLICE STN 020-3532165
85 TIMBOROA POLICE STN 020-3532166
86 ELDAMA RAVINE POLICE STN 020-3532167
87 ELDORET POLICE STN 020-3532168
88 LANGAS POLICE STN 020-3532169
89 MOIBEN POLICE STN 020-3532170
90 KILGORIS POLICE STN 020-3532171
91 MOLO POLICE STN 020-3532172
92 ELBURGON POLICE STN 020-3532173
93 RONGAI POLICE STN 020-3532174
94 KURESOI POLICE STN 020-3532175
95 SOY POLICE STN 020-3532176
96 LITEIN POLICE STN 020-3532177
97 KAPSOWAR POLICE STN 020-3532178
98 NAKURU POLICE STN 020-3532179
99 TAMBACH POLICE STN 020-3532180
100 KIPKABUS POLICE STN 020-3532181
101 TARAKWA POLICE STN 020-3532182
102 MAU SUMMIT POLICE STN 020-3532183
103 KITALE POLICE STN 020-3532184
104 MOI’S BRIDGE POLICE STN 020-3532185
105 KITALERADIO ROOM 020-3532184
106 ELDORET CONTROL ROOM 020-3556760
107 OLENGURUON POLICE STN 0203532191
N/EASTERN PROVINCE
108 OCPD IJARA 020-2086162
109 OCPD WAJIR 020-3556783
110 OCPD MANDERA 020-3556781
CENTRAL PROVINCE
111 TIGONI POLICE STATION 020-3562650
112 KIKUYU POLICE STATION 020-3556782
EASTERN
113 MWINGI RADIO ROOM 020-3581855
114 MWINGI POLICE STN 020-3581872
115 UKASI POLICE STATION 020-3581873
116 KYUSO POLICE STATION 020-3591874
WESTERN PROVINCE
117 KAKAMEGA POLICE STN 020-3532186
118 VIHIGA POLICE STN 020-3532187
119 BUNGOMA POLICE STN 020-3532188
120 WEBUYE POLICE STN 020-3532189
121 BUSIA POLICE STN 020-3532190
122 NJORO POLICE STN (RIFT) 020-3532191
123 MATUNDA POLICE STN 020-3532192
124 CHESIKAKI POLICE STN 020-3532193
125 MBALE POLICE STN 020-3532194
126 SIO PORT POLICE STN 020-3532195
127 MUMIAS POLICE STN 020-3532196
128 MALABA POLICE STN 020-3532197
VIGILANCE HEADQUARTERS
129 POLICE HQS 020-3532198
TELKOM LANDLINES LINESS/N0. OFFICE MOBILE
NUMBER
WESTERN PROVINCE
PROVINCIAL HQS 31219
BUTERE/MUMIAS
DIVISIONAL HQS 056620222
BUNGOMA
OCPD OFFICE 30317
DIVISIONAL HQS 30847/8
BUSIA DIVISION
DIVISIONAL HQS 05522101
EMERGENCY 999
MT ELGON DIVISION
OCPD OFFICE 21426
HOTLINE 21400
CHESIKAKI P/STN 25
VIHIGA DIVISION
OCS SEREM 41565
OCS LUANDA 351087
KAKAMEGA DIVISION
DIVISIONAL HQS 31486
BUSIA DIVISION
DIVISIONAL HQS 055-22483
HOTLINE 22133
OCPD LUGARI 053-2060883
CENTRAL PROVINCE
PROVINCIAL HQS 2032285
NYERI DIVISIONAL HQS 2030628
HOTLINE 2030555
KARATINA POLICE STN 72222
MUKURWEINI POLICE STN 60028
OTHAYA POLICE STN 52004
MWEIGA POLICE STN 55002
NARUMORU P/STN 62003
MURANGA
OCPD OFFICE 30452
EMERGENCY 999
KIAMBU DIVISION
HOTLINE 06622111
DIVISIONAL HQS 22933
NYANDARUA
DIVISIONAL HQS 32197
NYAHURURU POLICE STN 22722
NDARAGUA POLICE STN 32078
OL KALOU POLICE STN 72003
KIPIPIRI POLICE STN 72436
KINANGOP POLICE STN 32016
NJAMBINI POLICE STN 32459
OL JOROROK POLICE STN 22919
MAGUMO POLICE POST 35086
KIRINYAGA DIVISION
DIVISIONAL HQS 21002
SAGANA POLICE STN 46002
WANGURU POLICE STN 48002
KIANYAGA P/STN 060-21002
MARAGUA DIVISION
DIVISIONAL HQS 64026
KIGUMO POLICE STN 44409
THIKA DIVISION
HOTLINE 31000
THIKA POLICE STN 31652
DIVISIONAL HQS 30585
RUIRU POLICE STN 54260
GATUNDU POLICE STN 74212
COAST PROVINCE
PROVINCIAL HQS 2311172
HOTLINE 54222121
TANA RIVER
DIVISIONAL HQS 04662437
MALINDI
DIVISIONAL HQS 31348
WATAMU P/STN 20486
HOTLINE 31555
TAITA TAVETA
OCPD OFFICE 30303
LAMU
DIVISIONAL HQS 042-633120
URBAN DIVISION
OCPD URBAN 041-2230946
KILIFI DIVISION
OCPD 041-522368
KWALE DIVISION
OCPD 040-20104023
NAIROBI AREA PROVINCE
NAIROBI CONTROL ROOM 2724154
CENTRAL DIVISIONAL HQS 2216183
GIGIRI DIVISIONAL HQS 7121446
KILMANI DIVISIONAL HQS 2710392
LANGATA DIVISIONAL HQS 603694
PARKLANDS POLICE STN 3742238
KILIMANI POLICE STN 2721683
CENTRAL POLICE STN 2222223
EASTERN PROVINCE
KITUI DIVISIONAL HQS 222064
MACHAKOS DIVISION
DIVISIONAL HQS 20768
MAKUENI DIVISION
DIVISIONAL HQS 33066
ISIOLO DIVISION
DIVISIONAL HQS 52130
MOYALE DIVISION
DIVISIONAL HQS 52256
MBEERE DIVISION
OCPD OFFICE 21274
MERU CENTRAL
OCPD OFFICE 064- 30718
HOTLINE 064-31222
EMERGENCY 999
MARSABIT DIVISION
DIVISIONAL HQS 0692324
EMERGENCY LINE 999
NORTH HOR POLICE STATION [SAT]
8821643331790
MERU SOUTH
OCPD OFFICE 630017
EMBU DIVISION
OCPD OFFICE 06831786
RUNYENJES POLICE STN 06862002
MANYATTA POLICE STN 06853099
NYANZA PROVINCE
OCPD HOMABAY 058-21470
NDORI POLICE POST 057-5200455
OCPD SUBA 0582258
MIGORI DIVISIONAL HQS 05920359
MIGORI EMERGENCY 999
MUHORONI POLICE POST 057-514112
GUCHA DIVISION
OCPD OFFICE 0584131032
OGEMBO POLICE STN 0584131216
NYAMIRA OCPD 0586144488
SIAYA DIVIONAL HQS 057321428
OCPD KURIA DIVISION 05952999
RIFT VALLEY PROVINCE
MOLO OCPD OFFICE 051721530
ELBURGON POLICE STATION 05131005
OCPD KAJIADO 04521277
OCPD KITALE DIVISION 05431441
NORTH EASTERN PROVINCE
OCPD WAJIR DIVISION 046-421505
OCPD GARISA 046-3033
OCPD MANDERA 046-52003
OCPD IJARA 046-62006
EASTERN
MWINGI DIV HQS 044822146
OCPD MWINGI 044-822196

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#156 Posted : Tuesday, November 25, 2014 12:27:49 PM
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Kratos wrote:
@ Washiku, am not sure about 999 but here are numbers you can call.
KENYA POLICE STATION NUMBER
NAIROBI AREA
1 CENTRAL POLICE STATION 0712 179 524,0736350100
2 KILIMANI POLICE STATION 0712 179 5622,0736350101
3 INDUSTRIAL AREA P STN 0712 179 561
4 LANGATA POLICE STATION 0712 179 5224,0736350103
5 BURUBURU POLICE STN 0712 179 5216, 0736350105
6 KASARANI POLICE STATION 0712 179 5637,0736350106
7 KAYOLE POLICE STATION 0712 179 520
8 ONGATA RONGAI P STN 0712 179 5235,0736350104
9 EMBAKASI 0736350102
10 PARKLANDS 0736350109
11 PANGANI 0736350110
12 MUTHAIGA 0736350111
COAST PROVINCE
13 DIANI 0736350113
14 WATAMU 0736350114
15MTWAPA 0736350115
16VOI 0736350117
CENTRAL PROVINCE
17 NYERI 0736350120
18 KIAMBU 0736350121
19MURANG’A 0736350125
20 THIKA 0736350126
- KARATINA 0736350128
- MUKURUEINI 0736350129
21 NYANDARUA OPS ROOM 0736350122
EASTERN PROVINCE
22 MAKUENI 0736350135
23 MERU 0736350139
24 MACHAKOS RADIO ROOM 0736350131
NYANZA PROVINCE
25 MIGORI 0736350142
26 OGEMBO 0736350147
WESTERN PROVINCE
27 VIHIGA 0736350149
28 MATUNDA 0736350150
29 BUTERE 0736350154
30 KAPSOKWONY 0736350155
31 WEBUYE POLICE STATION 0736350153
RIFT VALLEY PROVINCE
32 NAROK 0736350159
33 KERICHO 0736350160
34 ELDORET 0736350165
35 NANYUKI 0736350169
36 KITALE 0736350170
37 NAKURU 0736350172
SAFARICOM EMERGENCY NUMBER 0800-720002S/­
N0. POLICE STATION MOBILE NUMBER WIRELESS TELEPHONES - CDMAS/N0. POLICE
STATION MOBILE NUMBER
1 NAIROBI AREA CONTROL ROOM 020-3556771
2 PROVINCIAL CONTROL ROOM MOMBASA
020-3556769
3 NAKURU OPS ROOM 020-3556762
4 KISUMU OPS ROOM 020-3556788
5 KERICHO DIV HQS 020-3556765
6 BUSIA DIV HQS 020-3556761
7 BUNGOMA DIV HQS 020-3556763
8 KISII DIV HQS 020-3556772
9 NYAMIRA DIV HQS 020-3556775
10 POLICE HQS VIGILANCE HSE 020-3566780
11 EMBU OPS ROOM 020-3556774
12 IJARA POLICE STN 020-2086162
13 MERU POLICE STN 020-3556792
14 DIANI POLICE STN 020-3556777
15 GARISSA POLICE STN 020-3556787
16 KAPENGURIA 020-3556758
17 WAJIR POLICE STN 020-3556783
18 MANDERA POLICE STN 020-3556781
19 VOI POLICE STATION 020-3592275
20 RUAI POLICE STATION 020-6752180
S/N0. POLICE STATION MOBILE NUMBER
NAIROBI AREA
1 CONTROL ROOM 020-3531850
2 CENTRAL POLICE STN 020-3531851
3 KAMUKUNJI POLICE STN 020-3531852
4 KILIMANI POLICE STN 020-3531853
5 KILELESSHWA POLICE STN 020-3531854
6 MUTHANGARI POLICE STN 020-3531855
7 JAMHURI POLICE STN 020-3531856
8 EMBAKASI POLICE STN 020-3531857
9 INDUSTRIAL AREA POLICE STN 020-3531858
10 LANGATA POLICE STN 020-3531859
11 KAREN POLICE STN 020-3531860
12 RIRUTA POLICE STN 020-3531861
13 ONGATA RONGAI POLICE STN 020-3531862
14 NGONG POLICE STN 020-3531863
15 BURUBURU POLICE STN 020-3531864
16 JOGOOO POLICE STN 020-3531865
17 SHAURI MOYO POLICE STN 020-3531866
18 MAKONGENI POLICE STN 020-3532199
19 KASARANI POLICE STN 020-3531867
20 PANGANI POLICE STN 020-3531868
21 MUTHAIGA POLICE STN 020-3531869
22 RUARAKA POLICE POST 020-3531870
23 NGOMONGO POLICE POST 020-3531871
24 GIGIRI POLICE STN 020-3531872
25 PARKLANDS POLICE STN 020-3531873
26 KABETE POLICE STN 020-3531874
27 SPRING VALLEY POLICE STN 020-3531875
28 RUNDA POLICE STN 020-3531876
29 KAYOLE POLICE STN 020-3531877
30 RUAI POLICE STN 020-3531878
NYANZA PROVINCE
31 KISUMU POLICE STN 020-3531879
32 KONDELE POLICE STN 020-3531880
33 KISII POLICE STN 020-3531881
34 NYAMIRA POLICE STN 020-3531882
35 KEROKA POLICE STN 020-3531883
36 OYUGIS POLICE STN 020-3531884
37 KENDU BAY POLICE STN 020-3531885
38 MIGORI POLICE STN 020-3531886
39 HOMA BAY POLICE STN 020-3531887
40 AHERO POLICE STN 020-3531888
41 CHEMILIL POLICE STN 020-3531890
42 SIAYA POLICE STN 020-3531891
43 MASENO POLICE STATION 020-3531917
44 MIWANI POLICE STATION 020-3531916
45 KEROKA POLICE STATION 020-3531883
46 KOSELE POLICE STATION 020-3507671
47 UKWALA POLICE STATION 020-3529081
48 RIOMA POLICE STATION 020-3507831
49 RAMASHA POLICE STATION 020-3507824
50 LWALAW KOTIENDE P/STN 020-3530665
51 AKALA POLICE STATION 020-3529083
52 BOYA POLICE STATION 020-3529072
53 PAP ONDITI POLICE STN 020-3529070
54 SONDU MIRIU P/STN 020-3529071
55 KENDUBAY POLICE STN 020-3531885
COAST PROVINCE
56 CENTRAL POLICE STN 020-3531892
57 LIKONI POLICE STN 020-3531893
58 CHANGAMWE POLICE STN 020-3531894
59 MAKUPA POLICE STN 020-3531895
60 NYALI POLICE STN 020-3531896
61 KILIFI POLICE STN 020-3531897
62 MARIAKANI POLICE STN 020-3531898
63 KIJIPWA POLICE STN 020-3531899
64 KWALE POLICE STN 020-3532150
65 DIANI POLICE STN 020-3532151
66 MALINDI POLICE STN 020-3532152
67 WATAMU POLICE STN 020-3532153
68 VOI POLICE STN 020-3532154
69 MARIAKANI POLICE STATION 020-3509975
70 KALOLENI POLICE STATION 020-3509974
71 MTWAPA POLICE STATION 020-3509958
72 LAMU OCPD 020-3556770
73 TANA RIVER OCPD 020-3592275
RIFT VALLEY PROVINCE
74 KERICHO POLICE STN 020-3532155
75 LONDIANI POLICE STN 020-3532156
76 KIPKELION POLICE STN 020-3532157
77 SOTIK POLICE STN 020-3532158
78 NAROK POLICE STN 020-3532159
79 BARINGO DIV HQS 020-3532160
80 KABARNET POLICE STN 020-3532161
81 SONDU POLICE STN 020-3532162
82 ITEN POLICE STN 020-3532163
83 KAPTAGAT POLICE STN 020-3532164
84 BOMET POLICE STN 020-3532165
85 TIMBOROA POLICE STN 020-3532166
86 ELDAMA RAVINE POLICE STN 020-3532167
87 ELDORET POLICE STN 020-3532168
88 LANGAS POLICE STN 020-3532169
89 MOIBEN POLICE STN 020-3532170
90 KILGORIS POLICE STN 020-3532171
91 MOLO POLICE STN 020-3532172
92 ELBURGON POLICE STN 020-3532173
93 RONGAI POLICE STN 020-3532174
94 KURESOI POLICE STN 020-3532175
95 SOY POLICE STN 020-3532176
96 LITEIN POLICE STN 020-3532177
97 KAPSOWAR POLICE STN 020-3532178
98 NAKURU POLICE STN 020-3532179
99 TAMBACH POLICE STN 020-3532180
100 KIPKABUS POLICE STN 020-3532181
101 TARAKWA POLICE STN 020-3532182
102 MAU SUMMIT POLICE STN 020-3532183
103 KITALE POLICE STN 020-3532184
104 MOI’S BRIDGE POLICE STN 020-3532185
105 KITALERADIO ROOM 020-3532184
106 ELDORET CONTROL ROOM 020-3556760
107 OLENGURUON POLICE STN 0203532191
N/EASTERN PROVINCE
108 OCPD IJARA 020-2086162
109 OCPD WAJIR 020-3556783
110 OCPD MANDERA 020-3556781
CENTRAL PROVINCE
111 TIGONI POLICE STATION 020-3562650
112 KIKUYU POLICE STATION 020-3556782
EASTERN
113 MWINGI RADIO ROOM 020-3581855
114 MWINGI POLICE STN 020-3581872
115 UKASI POLICE STATION 020-3581873
116 KYUSO POLICE STATION 020-3591874
WESTERN PROVINCE
117 KAKAMEGA POLICE STN 020-3532186
118 VIHIGA POLICE STN 020-3532187
119 BUNGOMA POLICE STN 020-3532188
120 WEBUYE POLICE STN 020-3532189
121 BUSIA POLICE STN 020-3532190
122 NJORO POLICE STN (RIFT) 020-3532191
123 MATUNDA POLICE STN 020-3532192
124 CHESIKAKI POLICE STN 020-3532193
125 MBALE POLICE STN 020-3532194
126 SIO PORT POLICE STN 020-3532195
127 MUMIAS POLICE STN 020-3532196
128 MALABA POLICE STN 020-3532197
VIGILANCE HEADQUARTERS
129 POLICE HQS 020-3532198
TELKOM LANDLINES LINESS/N0. OFFICE MOBILE
NUMBER
WESTERN PROVINCE
PROVINCIAL HQS 31219
BUTERE/MUMIAS
DIVISIONAL HQS 056620222
BUNGOMA
OCPD OFFICE 30317
DIVISIONAL HQS 30847/8
BUSIA DIVISION
DIVISIONAL HQS 05522101
EMERGENCY 999
MT ELGON DIVISION
OCPD OFFICE 21426
HOTLINE 21400
CHESIKAKI P/STN 25
VIHIGA DIVISION
OCS SEREM 41565
OCS LUANDA 351087
KAKAMEGA DIVISION
DIVISIONAL HQS 31486
BUSIA DIVISION
DIVISIONAL HQS 055-22483
HOTLINE 22133
OCPD LUGARI 053-2060883
CENTRAL PROVINCE
PROVINCIAL HQS 2032285
NYERI DIVISIONAL HQS 2030628
HOTLINE 2030555
KARATINA POLICE STN 72222
MUKURWEINI POLICE STN 60028
OTHAYA POLICE STN 52004
MWEIGA POLICE STN 55002
NARUMORU P/STN 62003
MURANGA
OCPD OFFICE 30452
EMERGENCY 999
KIAMBU DIVISION
HOTLINE 06622111
DIVISIONAL HQS 22933
NYANDARUA
DIVISIONAL HQS 32197
NYAHURURU POLICE STN 22722
NDARAGUA POLICE STN 32078
OL KALOU POLICE STN 72003
KIPIPIRI POLICE STN 72436
KINANGOP POLICE STN 32016
NJAMBINI POLICE STN 32459
OL JOROROK POLICE STN 22919
MAGUMO POLICE POST 35086
KIRINYAGA DIVISION
DIVISIONAL HQS 21002
SAGANA POLICE STN 46002
WANGURU POLICE STN 48002
KIANYAGA P/STN 060-21002
MARAGUA DIVISION
DIVISIONAL HQS 64026
KIGUMO POLICE STN 44409
THIKA DIVISION
HOTLINE 31000
THIKA POLICE STN 31652
DIVISIONAL HQS 30585
RUIRU POLICE STN 54260
GATUNDU POLICE STN 74212
COAST PROVINCE
PROVINCIAL HQS 2311172
HOTLINE 54222121
TANA RIVER
DIVISIONAL HQS 04662437
MALINDI
DIVISIONAL HQS 31348
WATAMU P/STN 20486
HOTLINE 31555
TAITA TAVETA
OCPD OFFICE 30303
LAMU
DIVISIONAL HQS 042-633120
URBAN DIVISION
OCPD URBAN 041-2230946
KILIFI DIVISION
OCPD 041-522368
KWALE DIVISION
OCPD 040-20104023
NAIROBI AREA PROVINCE
NAIROBI CONTROL ROOM 2724154
CENTRAL DIVISIONAL HQS 2216183
GIGIRI DIVISIONAL HQS 7121446
KILMANI DIVISIONAL HQS 2710392
LANGATA DIVISIONAL HQS 603694
PARKLANDS POLICE STN 3742238
KILIMANI POLICE STN 2721683
CENTRAL POLICE STN 2222223
EASTERN PROVINCE
KITUI DIVISIONAL HQS 222064
MACHAKOS DIVISION
DIVISIONAL HQS 20768
MAKUENI DIVISION
DIVISIONAL HQS 33066
ISIOLO DIVISION
DIVISIONAL HQS 52130
MOYALE DIVISION
DIVISIONAL HQS 52256
MBEERE DIVISION
OCPD OFFICE 21274
MERU CENTRAL
OCPD OFFICE 064- 30718
HOTLINE 064-31222
EMERGENCY 999
MARSABIT DIVISION
DIVISIONAL HQS 0692324
EMERGENCY LINE 999
NORTH HOR POLICE STATION [SAT]
8821643331790
MERU SOUTH
OCPD OFFICE 630017
EMBU DIVISION
OCPD OFFICE 06831786
RUNYENJES POLICE STN 06862002
MANYATTA POLICE STN 06853099
NYANZA PROVINCE
OCPD HOMABAY 058-21470
NDORI POLICE POST 057-5200455
OCPD SUBA 0582258
MIGORI DIVISIONAL HQS 05920359
MIGORI EMERGENCY 999
MUHORONI POLICE POST 057-514112
GUCHA DIVISION
OCPD OFFICE 0584131032
OGEMBO POLICE STN 0584131216
NYAMIRA OCPD 0586144488
SIAYA DIVIONAL HQS 057321428
OCPD KURIA DIVISION 05952999
RIFT VALLEY PROVINCE
MOLO OCPD OFFICE 051721530
ELBURGON POLICE STATION 05131005
OCPD KAJIADO 04521277
OCPD KITALE DIVISION 05431441
NORTH EASTERN PROVINCE
OCPD WAJIR DIVISION 046-421505
OCPD GARISA 046-3033
OCPD MANDERA 046-52003
OCPD IJARA 046-62006
EASTERN
MWINGI DIV HQS 044822146
OCPD MWINGI 044-822196

Let's continue to have this discussion.


Hehehe...Kratos, thanks for this. But, Have you ever tried calling any of these numbers? Not long ago, Mohamed, this guy of Citizen, invited the police to the studio. They picked the numbers randomly. Out of 10, only one went through, and it was not picked. You realize we dont need too much money to have such basic things working, do we? Suppose as a country we invested in a single number that every one can easily cram and make it free of charge and have it actually answered and acted upon? This is a basic operational issue you know. It could be the first step in having the public gain confidence in sharing info.
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#157 Posted : Tuesday, November 25, 2014 12:34:10 PM
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Washiku, wachana na akina Moha, call a few of those numbers to confirm for us.

“People will believe a big lie sooner than a little one, and if you repeat it frequently enough, people will sooner or later believe it.” ― Walter C. Langer
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#158 Posted : Tuesday, November 25, 2014 12:35:11 PM
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Kratos wrote:
McReggae wrote:
@Kratos, did you say say the military never says what they have done>



I said they don't post pictures of dead enemy combatants like the al kebabs do. People here were asking for images.


I did not specify from whom images were to be from. I just wanted to see photographic depictions.
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#159 Posted : Tuesday, November 25, 2014 12:35:48 PM
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Muriel wrote:
tycho wrote:
When the war against the al Shabaab was starting most of us here cheered and supported it, now our people have died and more will die, and seeing this we're all over crying. Don't we know the consequence of war is death? We took responsibility for all these deaths a long time ago.

Now some of us think that the war needs to be fought differently, even despite international conventions. Speak of aggravating issues. We are slowly besieging ourselves and one effect of a siege is cannibalism. Now we want to turn against each other in the name of ferreting collaborators. And sacking the 'incompetent'. The US defense secretary has been sacked over IS, what next? Same story.

We're just a bunch of noise makers killing time.



Whether Dempsey was sacked or resigned is splitting hairs but he came in to wind down the war in Afghanistan. Now they have decided to escalate possibilities of war in Europe and Syria and Dempsey, the man to wind down wars, was not the right man to kindle another.

I regret my initial euphoria about the war. I betrayed myself.

This is the sphere of 'noise'. Let the mourners mourn, for that they mourn for and how they mourn is not for anyone to kill.




So there's Dempsey? Am talking about Hagel http://www.theguardian.c...wn-us-defence-secretary

Mourning is okay. As for Afghanistan, if you think that's how wars are wound down then I can only laugh at you.
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#160 Posted : Tuesday, November 25, 2014 12:40:19 PM
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mkenyan wrote:
Angelica _ann wrote:
kollabo wrote:
McReggae wrote:





Blah..blah...blah...!!

McR.... now you want to believe this one?

the mutahi guy is just trying to be relevant. only his sycophants drink his delusions. unfortunately they are many.


Agreed, I am just pointing this out for those who always take him as an authority to seem what he is posting, not believing tyranny and then dismissing him when convenient!!!
..."Wewe ni mtu mdogo sana....na mwenye amekuandika pia ni mtu mdogo sana!".
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