Kenyans outraged over Uhuru kin links to Mafia House' scandal

                            

Kenyans on social media have expressed outrage over reports that President Uhuru Kenyatta's family members were involved in the Sh5 billion Health ministry scandal.

It has emerged that a company associated with the President's sister and cousin pocketed questionable payments amounting to more than Sh200 million.

"The last thing I expected is to hear members of Uhuru's family involved in shaddy government tenders. It's extremely depressing especially for the sick," @kibuchimzito tweeted.

@waithash said "[It is] sad that the President's family members may heve been involved in the Sh5 billion scandal that have [sic] shaken the health ministry with leaders pushing for the resignation of health PS Nicholas Muraguri."

‏@Mwolooto queried: "Did Uhuru know that he was clearing the jails to create space for his close family members?"

Uhuru's sister Nyokabi Muthama and cousin Kathleen Kihanya are directors of a company that pocketed Sh41 million in questionable payouts.

They own Sundales International Limited, registered on September 12, 2013 – five months after Uhuru's election.

Trump accuses Clinton of politicizing FBI

                            

Donald Trump said Hillary Clinton attempted to "politicize" the FBI’s decision to revisit its investigation into her use of a private email server at a rally here on Friday night.

"Clinton tried to politicize this investigation by attacking and falsely accusing the FBI of only sending the letter to Republicans," said Trump at his third and final rally of the day.

Trump was referring to a press conference Clinton held earlier on Friday in response to the news that the FBI had discovered emails “pertinent” to its closed investigation of Clinton’s use of a private server for handling government business. At the press conference, Clinton described FBI Director James Comey’s letter informing lawmakers of the discovery as being “sent to Republican members of the House.” Comey addressed the letter to Republican committee chairs and cc’d Democratic ranking members.

In recent weeks, Trump has railed against the FBI and the Justice Department as puppets of the Clintons over Comey’s decision to not issue any indictments related to the private email server. In response to that decision, Trump tweeted in July, “The system is rigged. General Petraeus got in trouble for far less. Very very unfair! As usual, bad judgment.”

Trump reassessed hat. “I’ve been saying it for a long time but you know what happened today starting with the FBI – maybe the system will become a little less rigged,” he said at the outdoor rally, which concluded with a fireworks show.

Nigerian Army Arrests Fake Officer In Ondo State

                              

The Nigeria army has arrested one Mike Ajulo for parading himself as an officer at Ose local government of Ondo State.

The assistant director, army public relations, 32 Artillery Brigade, Owena Cantonment, Ojo Adenegan, stated this in a statement in Akure on Saturday.

“A fake Army officer, Mike Ajulo, from Ose local government area of Ondo State who has been impersonating as an army officer was arrested on Saturday,” he said.

His arrest was as a result of reported cases of Land Issues and other criminal activities against him and confession to some of the crimes reported against him.

“The brigade is using this medium to inform the general public that Mike Ajulo is not an army officer and was never in any military service.” 

Adenegan added that the suspect was still under investigation and that he would be charged to court soon