💭 Koki Tufa Folie from Ethiopia is the alleged Killer of Damaris Muthee Mutua
A Kenyan-born Bahraini athlete, Damaris Muthee Mutua has been murdered in Iten, Tom Makori, a town in the west of the country.
The runner’s Ethiopian boyfriend is a suspect in her killing and he is on the run, police said on Tuesday.
Mutua’s murder follows the killing of another athlete in Kenya, Olympic runner Agnes Tirop, who was found stabbed to death at her home in the same town in October.
The body of Mutua, 28, who holds dual Kenyan-Bahraini nationality, was found decomposing in a house, the town’s police commander, told Reuters.
Iten, where both murders occurred, has a popular training base for long distance runners.
The two murders have shone a spotlight on violence against women in the east African country.
“The body has been taken to a nearby hospital mortuary,” Makori said.
Reliable sources revealed that Koki Tufa who is also a long-distance runner had come in Kenya to visit Damaris who was living in a rented house at Lilies estate, Iten before she was found dead.
Tufa is alleged to have called one of his friends in Iten town informing him of what he had done before fleeing to Ethiopia.
He had been training at the same facility and has since fled Kenya, according to police.
“The suspect called a friend whom they were training together and informed him that he has killed a girlfriend and the body was in the house,” Makori said.
Koki Tufa Folie the alleged Killer of Damaris Muthee Mutua
The above and below photos were retrieved from his social media handle facebook, and it is believed that he has been Mutua’s boyfriend since 2014. This has surfaced after thorough research by our able team who traced his name and many of his photos that included Mutua’s on his timeline.
Keiyo North police boss Tom Makori was informed of the death by fellow athletes and he said preliminary investigations indicate the victim, who was killed some days ago had visited her Ethiopian boy friend who resides almost a kilometer from Iten police station.
😈 War Criminal and fake field marshal general Birhanu ‘Jini’ Jula visits Kenya.
Chief of Ethiopia National Defence Force Field Marshal General Birhanu Jula Galalcha on Wednesday, 30th March 2022 paid a courtesy call on Chief of the Defence Forces General Robert Kibochi at the Defence Headquarters in Nairobi.
Field Marshal General Birhanu inspected a half Guard of Honour mounted by Kenya Air Force troops and later held a closed-door meeting with the CDF and, a delegation of General and Senior Officers from both militaries.
Field Marshal General Birhanu also met the Cabinet Secretary for Defence Hon. Eugene Wamalwa in his office at the Defence Headquarters.
The meetings centred around bilateral defence relations, training and cooperation particularly in regards to support for the East Africa Standby Force (EASF) operations.
EASF is currently holding a Command Post Exercise dubbed, ‘Mashariki Salaam’ in Nairobi with the aim of assessing its structures and member states in planning, preparation and execution of multi-dimensional peace support operations.
The visiting CDF is expected to attend the Exercise’s closing ceremony scheduled for Thursday, 31st March 2022 in Karen, Nairobi.
👉 Let’s remember, Kaari Betty Murungi of Kenya is among three international experts appointed by the president of the UN Human Rights Council to investigate the human-rights situation in Ethiopia, to establish “the facts and circumstances surrounding the many violations, abuses, war crimes and crimes against humanity that had been committed in Tigray by the fascist Oromo Army of Ethiopia lead by the fake field marshal general Birhanu Jula.
💭 An Ethnic Tigrayan Ethiopian marathon runner Teshome Mekonen Marks Third-Place Finish by staging a daring protest against atrocities in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region when he crossed the line at the New York City half-marathon on Sunday,
💭 Turkish embassy in Ethiopia forced to move to Kenya over insecurity
Turkey’s embassy in the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa has been moved to neighboring Kenya due to threats after the deployment of Turkish drones by the Abiy Ahmed regime to suppress the Tigray rebellion, the T24 news website reported.
Although the Turkish government hadn’t made an official statement regarding the sale of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) to the Ethiopian government, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed had visited the country and met with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan twice in the past six months, adding to the widespread belief that drones bought from Turkey, in addition to Iran and the United Arab Emirates, had changed the course of the civil war in Ethiopia, journalist Barçın Yinanç wrote in an article on the T24 news website on Monday.
“Turkey’s embassy in Addis Ababa cannot operate from the capital due to threats it has received. The ambassador and several embassy staff are serving from [neighboring] Kenya. There was no statement from the [Turkish] Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the matter,” the journalist said.
The conflict that has been going on for over a year in Ethiopia, Africa’s second-most populous country and a linchpin of regional security, has left thousands dead, forced more than 2 million people from their homes and pushed parts of the country into famine.
Forces under Abiy Ahmed, the Ethiopian military, ethnic militias, and troops from neighboring Eritrea, are fighting to oust the Tigray People’s Liberation Front, or T.P.L.F., from its stronghold in the northern region of Tigray.
In early November, the government teetered when fighters from Tigray surged south toward Addis Ababa, forcing the prime minister to declare a state of emergency. Foreigners fled the country and the government detained thousands of civilians from the Tigrayan ethnic group.
But weeks later Abiy pulled off a stunning military reversal, halting the rebel march less than 100 miles from the capital, then forcing them to retreat hundreds of miles to their mountainous stronghold in Tigray.
He succeeded partly by mobilizing ordinary citizens to take up arms to block the Tigrayan advance. However, his fortunes were greatly boosted by a fleet of armed drones, recently imported from the United Arab Emirates, Turkey and Iran, that pummeled the Tigrayan forces, according to a report by The New York Times last week.
A drone strike on a flour mill in May Tsebri, a town in the northwest of Ethiopia (Tigray region), reportedly killed 17 people on Monday January 10 and injured dozens more, according to eyewitnesses.
The January 10 bombings came just days after a similar attack on a camp for displaced persons in Dedebit killed 59 and injured nearly 140 on Friday January 7.
Posted by addisethiopia / አዲስ ኢትዮጵያ on December 27, 2018
The Chinese government has finally spoken on seizing Mombasa port over debt owed by the Kenya government.
The Asian nation dismissed allegation that Kenyan government used Mombasa port as collateral for a loan to construction the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR).
“We have checked with the relevant Chinese financial institution and found that the allegation that the Kenyan government used the Mombasa port as a collateral in its payment agreement for Nairobi-Mombasa railway is not true,” a statement issued by Foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying stated.
Muslim Mob Stones Three Christians to Death in Kenya
An eyewitness said that the killing happened at a construction site where one of the Christian victims, Fredrick Mukanda Bahati, was building a house along with two assistants. The men were mixing mortar in Elwak, Mandera, a town close to the Kenya-Somalia border, when they saw the mob arriving.
“From a distance, I saw the men hurling construction stones towards Fredrick and his coworkers,” the unnamed witness said.
“The three managed to flee into a nearby hotel for safety, although they had been badly injured. The Muslims relentlessly followed them up and stoned them to death,” he said.
The witness said that the mob was chanting “takbir, takbir, takbir,” the title for the Arabic phrase “Allahu Akbar” (Allah is greatest).
The brutal killing has left the local community stunned and angry.
“We are not safe at all and this incident shows how Muslims hate believers in Christ,” said a local Christian pastor, who said he was “shocked” at the attack.
“We have known it is the armed militants belonging to the al-Shabaab that kill people, but now we have discovered that even our close Muslim friends can commit atrocities against us.”
Wycliffe Mukanda, Fredrick’s brother, expressed his sorrow over the incident, as well as distress over the inability of law enforcement to protect local citizens.
“This is a sad day in our family,” Mukanda said. “We have lost a man who was skilled in construction and loved all of us. He always reminded us to pray and trust God even in difficult times. That is what is keeping us going after losing him.”
“We were expecting to see him before the end of the year but now what we have is the memories, a widow, and two children to take care of,” he said.
“Where were the police to protect [them]?” he asked.
Christians have often been the targets of Islamist violence in Kenya, despite the nation’s Christian majority.
Earlier this month, jihadists of the Al-Shabaab terror group hijacked a bus heading to Garissa and ordered all the passengers to exit the vehicle. The assailants asked for identification cards, then proceeded to separate the Muslims from the Christians.
When two Christians refused to recite the Islamic statement of faith, or Shahada, they were executed.
International Christian Concern (ICC) said it has been following up with the families of these two murdered Christians.
“This group’s intense hatred and violence has caused massive pain for many families and friends of Christians like these two,” the group said.
“The Kenyan and Somali governments must continue to work to end the horrible atrocities that this evil organization commits and protect the lives of Christians in Kenya,” they said.
Selected Comments:
barack HusseinObama’s place of birth!!
The true God says to “Love your neighbor as yourself”.
The enemy of the true God says: “Fight until all is for Allah”.
That they hate followers of Christ, is all that is needed to be said about islam.
Meanwhile, down in Angola, the government outlawed islam and tore down all the mosques.
And… over in Myanmar, the Burmese people are doing their best to expel the ‘Rohingya’. Now you know why.
The world cannot much longer permit this homicidal religion to dwell among us
In another incident, 2 Christian Teachers were Murdered as Islamic Radicals Ambush Kenyan School in ‘Heinous Act of Cowardice’
Two Christian teachers in Kenya were murdered on Wednesday when Islamic militants ambushed a school, severely injuring three others.
International Christian Concern reported that the attack occurred at Arabia Boys School in Mandera East in the early morning of Oct. 10, with the militants bombing the teachers’ house. The two victims were identified as Johnstone Okumu and Simon Wekesa.
“We have lost two teachers to a terrorist attack early this morning at Arabia Boys School. We are already pursuing the attackers in collaboration with our forces in Somalia in case they have crossed the border,” a senior police commander in Mandera told ICC.
Local teachers noted that Islamic radicals continue to target non-locals, often times Christians who live and work in northeastern Kenya.
“It is painful to lose our colleagues through such a heinous act of cowardice. Our hearts bleed because even after dedicating our time and professionalism in serving this community, they still hate Christians,” said Martin Kamutu.
A church leader, identified only as Rev. John, said that terrorists are killing Christians because of their faith.
“This is another bad example of what religion can do. We are losing Christians at a very high rate in Mandera. Last month we lost five to terrorism and now again we have lost two teachers. We ask the international community and human rights groups to get involved in northern Kenya,” he said.
While it has not yet been revealed which Islamic group Wednesday’s assailants belong to, the Somali-based Al-Shabaab has been active in the country for years, specifically hunting down and killing Christians.
The militants executed two followers of Christ in September after they stopped a bus and separated the Muslim and Christian passengers.
The radicals reportedly forced the passengers with non-Muslim names to recite the Shahada, the Islamic statement of faith, and shot dead the two passengers who failed.
Posted by addisethiopia / አዲስ ኢትዮጵያ on March 10, 2017
An Obama has joined the birther movement.
Malik Obama, Barack Obama’s half-brother, tweeted image of what appears to be Barack’s birth certificate.
Except it’s not from Hawaii, but rather Kenya.
“What’s this?” he tweeted.
The document is from the “Coast Province General Hospital” in Mombasa, British Protectorate of Kenya, and is for Barack Hussein Obama II, who was born on the “4th day of August, 1961.”
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