Post by jakaswanga on May 21, 2016 17:32:47 GMT 3
PATRICK NJOROGE BETWEEN SCYLLA AND CHARYBDIS.
Let us append it some to between a rock and hard place, and the devil and deep sea! Between Wanjiku and King Graft.
DID PRIME MINISTER JOSEPH KINYUA LEAVE IN PLACE A TRAP FOR NJOROGE?
What are the constitutional implications of a limping CBK supervisory board? what are the legal implications in the event of a disputation before the courts, challenging the legality of the profound decisions by the governor of the central bank, at a time when the constitution of the board (of CBK) governors charged with oversight AND MORE, is incomplete?
All those CBK-led confiscations of estates and 10bn fortunes rigged out of broken banks by crooked directors, are they mandated constititutionally?
This question burnt my mind when I took import of a case called landmark, filed in a Mombasa court.
www.the-star.co.ke/news/2016/04/21/imperial-bank-customer-challenges-cbk-powers-to-place-lender-in_c1335913?page=0,0
While this disputation does not directly touch on the FORMAL if technical issue of whether the CBK is in mandate to execute the insolvency decision, it is nevertheless a pointer to me on which avenues lawyers can swim to derail a process, or at least slow down matters. Court injunctions/proceedings as a legal 'filibuster'!
As the KCB (Kenya Commercial Bank) takes the inside lane in the scavenging of Chase Bank, It occurred to me fenced off suitors like the French Amethis could consider other options of having their pound of flesh for revenge. Or for the sport of it. It is a hunting jungle out there.
Then there are our Kings of Graft with monies to buy top-tier lawyers like Ogolla$Mujenda and Tom Ojienda. These TT (thief-thief) lawyers who, in turn, can influence the bench (given what we know of our Judiciary), would definitely explore these (derailment) options to the full.
I take it the ancient bureaucrat and current Prime Minister Joseph Kinyua knows this game and consults widely with the best; so does AG Githu Muigai, solicitor general Njee Kiunjuri, and all the Tom Dicks&Harry's who went to law school. Where there is a whiff of good butter to the bread, trust me top-tier lawyers hover like flies on hot sh!t! That time they do not mind being branded no-cure no-pay ambulance chasers!
Which leads me to the conclusion that, far from a stalemate between Uhuru and Ruto being the reason why the Board of the central government is not fully constituted (in alignment with the constitutional requirement), the creation of this void is a deliberate act of negligence. It is a calculated bureaucratic rear-gaurd action, inserted after deep deliberations, and meant to create a legal loophole to arrest, if not abort, any speedy gains Patrick Njoroge may make.
I am reckoning many a powerful mover, for himself or behalf of his boss, Keyser Soze of Graft Incorporated, have quickly come to the realisation Patrick Njoroge is a dangerous man. Some may even be in panic, which would explain the (death) threats to CBK personnel which Patrick Njoroge informed the senate committee about this week. (and other frantic efforts to send them on a wild goose chase)
This statement, and I am believing Njoroge at his word because I heard the rumour before he went public with it --a policeman whose brother in law was combing books told me the brother in law had asked him to watch his back a bit or go slow---- has stimulated me even more to ponder the intrigues at the national granary aka CBK.
I propose
Uhuru and Ruto are of course a side issue. I mean whoever is the president of Kenya is a side issue, or, to put it another way, HE is merely the official (impotent?) husband of a wife having a hot affair openly, a quixotic cuck in an elaborate farce. I mean the Central Bank of a neo-colony like Kenya is always ruled by the IMF and the World Bank. Uhuruto may be powerful and be their excellences the much they want, and force the bloggers of Kenya to always refer to them as Almighty Great Ones in respect, but just like the great Mwai Kibaki when the weakly sod Njuguna Ndung'u stood up on orders of the IMF and told him NO! you do not neither set nor decide the priorities here! the digital dynamic duo when it comes to economic policy and expenditure priorities are bystanders. That is what the IMF means by enforcing this extractive, punitive rate of 41% tax revenues to DEBT MANAGEMENT.
That is economic control. The meat on the bone in politics.
Here is how the emasculation goes in print.
www.standardmedia.co.ke/business/article/2000177624/imf-pushes-kenya-to-cut-ballooning-public-debt
correct! PRE-EMPTIVE!
Those five new measures pre-empt the treasury . Any second interpretations welcome!
Once the international creditors are done, the goats who call themselves their Excellences in Nairobi can now fall to. On the crumbs. They can rummage and loot the much they want, but the cream is already gone.
##see footnote# The corruption in Nairobi is merely the stupid and suicidal auto mutilation or self cannibalisation of a dead-end debt servitude regime. The centre has already sped away with the meat, leaving the bones to a crazed horde of local vultures and scavengers. These go about frenzying in a peripheral carnival of primordial, basally instinctive self-indulgence ---, we can do the list of corruption scandals: Anne Waiguru, Joseph Kamau, Kenya Airways, Airports Authority, ...
Talking of engineer Joseph Kamau, the former cabinet secretary for Transport and Infrastructure, I am reminded to remind myself of the JUDICIAL TEMPLATE for getting away with theft, or, at least, FILIBUSTERING in the corridors of the bench until the already not, mental wise, too stably constituted Keriako Tobiko, throws in the towel as is his script!
Here is a few reminders of how top-tier lawyers work for the looters at the top.
1. This one below would look like Ngilu and Kamau lost, but since then, things have died down, case closed or dying a 'natural death' in the corridors of the judiciary, left unattended like that man in a ambulance at the KNH parking bay!
Improperly constituted!
That is the bureaucratic ditch Joseph Kinyua has set for Dr. Patrick Njoroge to break his leg!
##footnote#This systematic parallel is in mind: this blue-print is in practice too in the relationship between the central state and the county (periphery) governments. Nairobi takes its lion's share of the cake, leaving the governors and the MCA's to loot the rest the much they want! It is important to see the system, the whole organism in action, lest folks become like the parable of the blind men feeling an elephant and disputing its likeness. (Jukwaa being adults only I will nakedly app the parable: two blind nuns who felt the same dik on separate occasions, under different conditions, stiff and soft. Each then argues her experience is the absolute truth. Such is the danger of missing out on the whole picture!
Thus will I try a whole picture on Njoroge. Culturally speaking.
continued.
Let us append it some to between a rock and hard place, and the devil and deep sea! Between Wanjiku and King Graft.
DID PRIME MINISTER JOSEPH KINYUA LEAVE IN PLACE A TRAP FOR NJOROGE?
What are the constitutional implications of a limping CBK supervisory board? what are the legal implications in the event of a disputation before the courts, challenging the legality of the profound decisions by the governor of the central bank, at a time when the constitution of the board (of CBK) governors charged with oversight AND MORE, is incomplete?
All those CBK-led confiscations of estates and 10bn fortunes rigged out of broken banks by crooked directors, are they mandated constititutionally?
This question burnt my mind when I took import of a case called landmark, filed in a Mombasa court.
www.the-star.co.ke/news/2016/04/21/imperial-bank-customer-challenges-cbk-powers-to-place-lender-in_c1335913?page=0,0
Imperial Bank customer challenges CBK powers to place lender in receivership
Apr. 21, 2016
A landmark case has been filed at the Mombasa High Court questioning the legality of placing a bank under receivership by the Central Bank governor.
Consequently, the court has suspended a payment scheme to be used by Imperial Bank to refund depositors up to Sh1 million each during the receivership.
In his supporting affidavit, Doshi says CBK and Imperial Bank have no right to change his terms of contract with the bank in receivership and apply or utilise his money in any other money without his authority.
They want the court to make an order restraining CBK and Imperial Bank from dealing with their funds arguing the regulator unlawfully took over the functions of the bank and handed over its assets and liabilities to Kenya Deposit Insurance Corporation.
Apr. 21, 2016
A landmark case has been filed at the Mombasa High Court questioning the legality of placing a bank under receivership by the Central Bank governor.
Consequently, the court has suspended a payment scheme to be used by Imperial Bank to refund depositors up to Sh1 million each during the receivership.
In his supporting affidavit, Doshi says CBK and Imperial Bank have no right to change his terms of contract with the bank in receivership and apply or utilise his money in any other money without his authority.
They want the court to make an order restraining CBK and Imperial Bank from dealing with their funds arguing the regulator unlawfully took over the functions of the bank and handed over its assets and liabilities to Kenya Deposit Insurance Corporation.
As the KCB (Kenya Commercial Bank) takes the inside lane in the scavenging of Chase Bank, It occurred to me fenced off suitors like the French Amethis could consider other options of having their pound of flesh for revenge. Or for the sport of it. It is a hunting jungle out there.
Then there are our Kings of Graft with monies to buy top-tier lawyers like Ogolla$Mujenda and Tom Ojienda. These TT (thief-thief) lawyers who, in turn, can influence the bench (given what we know of our Judiciary), would definitely explore these (derailment) options to the full.
I take it the ancient bureaucrat and current Prime Minister Joseph Kinyua knows this game and consults widely with the best; so does AG Githu Muigai, solicitor general Njee Kiunjuri, and all the Tom Dicks&Harry's who went to law school. Where there is a whiff of good butter to the bread, trust me top-tier lawyers hover like flies on hot sh!t! That time they do not mind being branded no-cure no-pay ambulance chasers!
Which leads me to the conclusion that, far from a stalemate between Uhuru and Ruto being the reason why the Board of the central government is not fully constituted (in alignment with the constitutional requirement), the creation of this void is a deliberate act of negligence. It is a calculated bureaucratic rear-gaurd action, inserted after deep deliberations, and meant to create a legal loophole to arrest, if not abort, any speedy gains Patrick Njoroge may make.
I am reckoning many a powerful mover, for himself or behalf of his boss, Keyser Soze of Graft Incorporated, have quickly come to the realisation Patrick Njoroge is a dangerous man. Some may even be in panic, which would explain the (death) threats to CBK personnel which Patrick Njoroge informed the senate committee about this week. (and other frantic efforts to send them on a wild goose chase)
This statement, and I am believing Njoroge at his word because I heard the rumour before he went public with it --a policeman whose brother in law was combing books told me the brother in law had asked him to watch his back a bit or go slow---- has stimulated me even more to ponder the intrigues at the national granary aka CBK.
I propose
Uhuru and Ruto are of course a side issue. I mean whoever is the president of Kenya is a side issue, or, to put it another way, HE is merely the official (impotent?) husband of a wife having a hot affair openly, a quixotic cuck in an elaborate farce. I mean the Central Bank of a neo-colony like Kenya is always ruled by the IMF and the World Bank. Uhuruto may be powerful and be their excellences the much they want, and force the bloggers of Kenya to always refer to them as Almighty Great Ones in respect, but just like the great Mwai Kibaki when the weakly sod Njuguna Ndung'u stood up on orders of the IMF and told him NO! you do not neither set nor decide the priorities here! the digital dynamic duo when it comes to economic policy and expenditure priorities are bystanders. That is what the IMF means by enforcing this extractive, punitive rate of 41% tax revenues to DEBT MANAGEMENT.
That is economic control. The meat on the bone in politics.
Here is how the emasculation goes in print.
www.standardmedia.co.ke/business/article/2000177624/imf-pushes-kenya-to-cut-ballooning-public-debt
Kenya will hire a full time director general in charge of debt as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) pushes Kenya to manage debt. The Bretton Woods institution says Kenya will have to adopt at least five new measures to manage its ballooning debt.
In its September 2015 country report on Kenya, the lender has disclosed that Kenyan authorities have adopted a pre-emptive approach to process debt repayments.
www.standardmedia.co.ke/business/article/2000177624/imf-pushes-kenya-to-cut-ballooning-public-debt ...
In its September 2015 country report on Kenya, the lender has disclosed that Kenyan authorities have adopted a pre-emptive approach to process debt repayments.
www.standardmedia.co.ke/business/article/2000177624/imf-pushes-kenya-to-cut-ballooning-public-debt ...
Those five new measures pre-empt the treasury . Any second interpretations welcome!
Once the international creditors are done, the goats who call themselves their Excellences in Nairobi can now fall to. On the crumbs. They can rummage and loot the much they want, but the cream is already gone.
##see footnote# The corruption in Nairobi is merely the stupid and suicidal auto mutilation or self cannibalisation of a dead-end debt servitude regime. The centre has already sped away with the meat, leaving the bones to a crazed horde of local vultures and scavengers. These go about frenzying in a peripheral carnival of primordial, basally instinctive self-indulgence ---, we can do the list of corruption scandals: Anne Waiguru, Joseph Kamau, Kenya Airways, Airports Authority, ...
Talking of engineer Joseph Kamau, the former cabinet secretary for Transport and Infrastructure, I am reminded to remind myself of the JUDICIAL TEMPLATE for getting away with theft, or, at least, FILIBUSTERING in the corridors of the bench until the already not, mental wise, too stably constituted Keriako Tobiko, throws in the towel as is his script!
Here is a few reminders of how top-tier lawyers work for the looters at the top.
1.
Jan 14 2016
KENYA
The High Court has barred the Ethics and Anti Corruption Commission (EACC), the Director of Public Prosecutions and the police from arresting and prosecuting Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) Governor Njuguna Ndungu for alleged corruption. The order by Justice David Majanja will remain in force until a constitutional application filed by Ndungu challenging the charges is heard and determined.
The alleged abuse of office charge is in connection with a Sh1.2 billion security systems tender awarded to Horsebridge Networks and which the office of the DPP says cost the tax-payer an extra Sh400 million as it was not the lowest bid.
Lawyer Donald Kipkorir filed the suit on February 12 after DPP Keriako Tobiko wrote to the EACC okaying the charges. In his petition, Ndungu argues:
KENYA
The High Court has barred the Ethics and Anti Corruption Commission (EACC), the Director of Public Prosecutions and the police from arresting and prosecuting Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) Governor Njuguna Ndungu for alleged corruption. The order by Justice David Majanja will remain in force until a constitutional application filed by Ndungu challenging the charges is heard and determined.
The alleged abuse of office charge is in connection with a Sh1.2 billion security systems tender awarded to Horsebridge Networks and which the office of the DPP says cost the tax-payer an extra Sh400 million as it was not the lowest bid.
Lawyer Donald Kipkorir filed the suit on February 12 after DPP Keriako Tobiko wrote to the EACC okaying the charges. In his petition, Ndungu argues:
Ngilu, Kamau and seven others challenged their prosecution on grounds that the commission was improperly constituted when it recommended charges against them in a file to DPP Keriako Tobiko.
They said the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission at the time lacked the constitutional mandate to carry out a probe. The lack of commissioners, they said, meant a lack of requisite legal backing.
Ngilu was charged with obstructing investigations into the Sh8 billion Karen land saga and Kamau with abusing his office in the awarding of a road tender.
The Karen land is at the centre of a court battle between businessman Horatius Da Gama Rose and former NSSF Managing Trustee Jos Konzolo.
They said the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission at the time lacked the constitutional mandate to carry out a probe. The lack of commissioners, they said, meant a lack of requisite legal backing.
Ngilu was charged with obstructing investigations into the Sh8 billion Karen land saga and Kamau with abusing his office in the awarding of a road tender.
The Karen land is at the centre of a court battle between businessman Horatius Da Gama Rose and former NSSF Managing Trustee Jos Konzolo.
Improperly constituted!
That is the bureaucratic ditch Joseph Kinyua has set for Dr. Patrick Njoroge to break his leg!
##footnote#This systematic parallel is in mind: this blue-print is in practice too in the relationship between the central state and the county (periphery) governments. Nairobi takes its lion's share of the cake, leaving the governors and the MCA's to loot the rest the much they want! It is important to see the system, the whole organism in action, lest folks become like the parable of the blind men feeling an elephant and disputing its likeness. (Jukwaa being adults only I will nakedly app the parable: two blind nuns who felt the same dik on separate occasions, under different conditions, stiff and soft. Each then argues her experience is the absolute truth. Such is the danger of missing out on the whole picture!
Thus will I try a whole picture on Njoroge. Culturally speaking.
continued.