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Mon, Nov 23, 2015 |
Nairobi,
KENYA — Unverifiable sources have read mischief in today’s early
morning raid of the offices of the main political party in the
sprawling Kilimani,Nairobi seizing 4 computers with crucial data
base and ODM’s perceived winning strategies of 2017. They also
escaped with one new guard at the site who is suspected to be part
of the gang.
The
party headquarters, known as ‘The Orange House’’ is
normally heavily guarded by barriers erected by the party, with
armed personnel manning checkpoints at the gates.
The
desperation of the ODM’s competitors however could not be hampered
by such measures; they are alleged to have resorted to the use of
money and power at their disposal against less stringent vetting
employment procedures at the Party Office
to
create an inside operation.
The ODM is an avowedly ‘people’s ’political
party that describes itself as a bastion of Change Movements
affiliates coalition known as CORD.
Local human-rights activists and party members are
rumoured to be saying that police and security officials will
routinely cover up the whole issue and it will be all forgotten.
The
Standard Reported Police are looking for a gang
that raided the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party headquarters
in Nairobi and stole four computers that had crucial information.
Police say the raid happened at about 2 am Monday
when about five men went there and tied two of the three guards who
were on duty before carrying away the computers. They escaped with
one of the guards and he is yet to be traced, Nairobi police
commander Japheth Koome said.
According to police, the gang seemed to have had an
easy access to the Orange House. The main door and others were
broken. "Preliminary findings show the guard was new at the
place and we suspect he colluded with the thieves to carry out the
crime. An investigation has been launched,” said Koome
The party officials say the computers had crucial
party data and the incident is a big blow on their activities. ODM
spokesman Philip Etale said the attackers were armed at the time of
the incident. "The ODM party offices at Orange House were early
today broken into by armed men who took away all the computers that
contained vital information,” he said. He added the guards did not
have keys to the rooms where the computers were.
Etale said the computers had crucial information on party
activities. "We don’t know if the missing guard was part of
the gang or was abducted and we urge police to urgently follow up
the matter,” he added.
The
party has been conducting grassroots elections ahead of their
national one. ODM, which is the biggest single party in parliament,
is an affiliate member of the Cord coalition.
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Mon, Nov 23, 2015
|
Nairobi,
KENYA — Unverifiable sources have read mischief in today’s early morning raid of the offices of the main political
party in the sprawling Kilimani,Nairobi seizing 4 computers with crucial
data base and ODM’s perceived winning strategies
of 2017. They also escaped with one new guard at the site who is suspected to
be part of the gang.
The party headquarters, known
as ‘The Orange House’’ is normally
heavily guarded by barriers erected by the party, with armed personnel manning
checkpoints at the gates.
The desperation
of the ODM’s competitors however could not be hampered by such measures; they
are alleged to have resorted to the use of money and power at their disposal against less stringent
vetting employment procedures at the Party Office to create an inside operation.
The
ODM is an avowedly ‘people’s ’political party that describes itself as a bastion
of Change Movements affiliates coalition
known as CORD.
Local human-rights activists and party members are rumoured to
be saying that police and security officials will routinely cover up the whole
issue and it will be all forgotten.
The
Standard Reported Police are looking for a gang that raided the Orange Democratic
Movement (ODM) party headquarters in Nairobi and stole four computers that had
crucial information.
Police say the raid happened at about 2 am Monday when about
five men went there and tied two of the three guards who were on duty before
carrying away the computers. They escaped with one of the guards and he is yet
to be traced, Nairobi police commander Japheth Koome said.
According to police, the gang seemed to have had an easy access
to the Orange House. The main door and others were broken. "Preliminary
findings show the guard was new at the place and we suspect he colluded with
the thieves to carry out the crime. An investigation has been launched,” said
Koome
The party officials say
the computers had crucial party data and the incident is a big blow on their
activities. ODM spokesman Philip Etale said the attackers were armed at the
time of the incident. "The ODM party offices at Orange House were early today
broken into by armed men who took away all the computers that contained vital
information,” he said. He added the guards did not have keys to the rooms where
the computers were.
Etale said the computers had crucial
information on party activities. "We don’t know if the missing guard was part
of the gang or was abducted and we urge police to urgently follow up the
matter,” he added.
The party has been conducting grassroots elections
ahead of their national one. ODM, which is the biggest single party in
parliament, is an affiliate member of the Cord coalition.Suspected State Sponsored Gang Escape with ODM’s 2017’s Blueprint
|
|
Mon, Nov 23, 2015
|
Nairobi,
KENYA — Unverifiable sources have read mischief in today’s early morning raid of the offices of the main political
party in the sprawling Kilimani,Nairobi seizing 4 computers with crucial
data base and ODM’s perceived winning strategies
of 2017. They also escaped with one new guard at the site who is suspected to
be part of the gang.
The party headquarters, known
as ‘The Orange House’’ is normally
heavily guarded by barriers erected by the party, with armed personnel manning
checkpoints at the gates.
The desperation
of the ODM’s competitors however could not be hampered by such measures; they
are alleged to have resorted to the use of money and power at their disposal against less stringent
vetting employment procedures at the Party Office to create an inside operation.
The
ODM is an avowedly ‘people’s ’political party that describes itself as a bastion
of Change Movements affiliates coalition
known as CORD.
Local human-rights activists and party members are rumoured to
be saying that police and security officials will routinely cover up the whole
issue and it will be all forgotten.
The
Standard Reported Police are looking for a gang that raided the Orange Democratic
Movement (ODM) party headquarters in Nairobi and stole four computers that had
crucial information.
Police say the raid happened at about 2 am Monday when about
five men went there and tied two of the three guards who were on duty before
carrying away the computers. They escaped with one of the guards and he is yet
to be traced, Nairobi police commander Japheth Koome said.
According to police, the gang seemed to have had an easy access
to the Orange House. The main door and others were broken. "Preliminary
findings show the guard was new at the place and we suspect he colluded with
the thieves to carry out the crime. An investigation has been launched,” said
Koome
The party officials say
the computers had crucial party data and the incident is a big blow on their
activities. ODM spokesman Philip Etale said the attackers were armed at the
time of the incident. "The ODM party offices at Orange House were early today
broken into by armed men who took away all the computers that contained vital
information,” he said. He added the guards did not have keys to the rooms where
the computers were.
Etale said the computers had crucial
information on party activities. "We don’t know if the missing guard was part
of the gang or was abducted and we urge police to urgently follow up the
matter,” he added.
The party has been conducting grassroots elections
ahead of their national one. ODM, which is the biggest single party in
parliament, is an affiliate member of the Cord coalition.Suspected State Sponsored Gang Escape with ODM’s 2017’s Blueprint
|
|
Mon, Nov 23, 2015
|
Nairobi,
KENYA — Unverifiable sources have read mischief in today’s early morning raid of the offices of the main political
party in the sprawling Kilimani,Nairobi seizing 4 computers with crucial
data base and ODM’s perceived winning strategies
of 2017. They also escaped with one new guard at the site who is suspected to
be part of the gang.
The party headquarters, known
as ‘The Orange House’’ is normally
heavily guarded by barriers erected by the party, with armed personnel manning
checkpoints at the gates.
The desperation
of the ODM’s competitors however could not be hampered by such measures; they
are alleged to have resorted to the use of money and power at their disposal against less stringent
vetting employment procedures at the Party Office to create an inside operation.
The
ODM is an avowedly ‘people’s ’political party that describes itself as a bastion
of Change Movements affiliates coalition
known as CORD.
Local human-rights activists and party members are rumoured to
be saying that police and security officials will routinely cover up the whole
issue and it will be all forgotten.
The
Standard Reported Police are looking for a gang that raided the Orange Democratic
Movement (ODM) party headquarters in Nairobi and stole four computers that had
crucial information.
Police say the raid happened at about 2 am Monday when about
five men went there and tied two of the three guards who were on duty before
carrying away the computers. They escaped with one of the guards and he is yet
to be traced, Nairobi police commander Japheth Koome said.
According to police, the gang seemed to have had an easy access
to the Orange House. The main door and others were broken. "Preliminary
findings show the guard was new at the place and we suspect he colluded with
the thieves to carry out the crime. An investigation has been launched,” said
Koome
The party officials say
the computers had crucial party data and the incident is a big blow on their
activities. ODM spokesman Philip Etale said the attackers were armed at the
time of the incident. "The ODM party offices at Orange House were early today
broken into by armed men who took away all the computers that contained vital
information,” he said. He added the guards did not have keys to the rooms where
the computers were.
Etale said the computers had crucial
information on party activities. "We don’t know if the missing guard was part
of the gang or was abducted and we urge police to urgently follow up the
matter,” he added.
The party has been conducting grassroots elections
ahead of their national one. ODM, which is the biggest single party in
parliament, is an affiliate member of the Cord coalition.
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