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Omwami Oketch,

Omwami Emman Omari, is spot on!

15 years ago come this August 2007, Masinde Muliro rode into his sunset under questionable circumstances on that fateful day at JKIA.

This principled man of courage died a humble man and in-spite of fighting to increase the political space for all Kenyans, his family continues living on the periphery.

When the government made it a point to construct a better burial site for the late Paul Ngei, I thought that the same would be extended to the late Henry Pius Masinde Muliro, one of the founding members and first Vice-President of Ford-K the horse that romped Kibaki to power.

I must admit, I was wrong.

Omwami Wafula
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Meanwhile, the Johnies come-lately are utEven his resting place

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In a message dated 7/8/2007 11:01:36 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, 
Odhiambo T Oketch (komarockswatch@ . . . ) writes:

I used  to have a lot of respect for Emman Omari, the days when he used to be
a  journalist. But from the time he moved on and became a pen on hire, that 
respect got lost.
 . . .