The self proclaimed Hustler Nation Spokesperson Dennis Itumbi has come under sharp criticism from digital media strategist Pauline Njoroge over his remarks that Azimio has planned to attack Kikuyus business on Monday protest.
In a statement on his FB, in his message dubed The Hustler Nation Intelligence Bureau
(HNIB), he noted that agents are reporting to DG Sam Terriz and Patron Penninah John Methu that:
- Azimio has agreed on a common plan to attack Kikuyu owned businesses in Nairobi on Monday.
“we have already been seen backing President Kenyatta property that belongs to a Kikuyu. An attack on Kikuyu business will annoy the majority Kikuyu who will blame Ruto for not protecting
them,” - Azimio has agreed on an End Game.
a) Demand for a THIRD of Government.
b) Demand for the positions of Budget Chair in Parliament currently held by Ndindi Nyoro and the Justice Committee held by Gitonga Murugara
Pauline Njoroge Reaction:
“Dennis Itumbi is fully aware of the criticism that the government is facing from the International Community due to police brutality and attacks on media personalities. According to media reports, the actions of the IG of Police Japhet Koome have already reached the ICC threshold of crimes against humanity.”
She was referring to NTV reports as shown in the video.
“So what has Itumbi done? He has written this silly and poor propaganda script deliberately using the term ‘Common Plan’. This is the term usually used at the ICC to show that something was pre-meditated and planned by a group of people.
This script that Itumbi started over 2 weeks ago and is still pushing today that Azimio is planning to attack Kikuyu owned businesses is now a tired line.
The only political party that had a COMMON PLAN to attack Kikuyu owned businesses was UDA, and they begun executing this last Monday at Northlands. If other Kikuyu owned businesses in Nairobi are attacked, these same people will be responsible for that, in their desperate attempt to malign Azimio. Otherwise if the government which Itumbi is part of had evidence of the criminal plans he is alleging to, arrests should have been made by now.”
