Jumas murder wont stop us from pursuing Eurobond scam Kalonzo

Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka now says the killing of controversial businessman Jacob Juma will not deter Kenyans from pursuing those accused of stealing billions of shillings from the Eurobond proceeds.

Kalonzo said Juma was killed for standing fearlessly for the good of this nation and that his killers wanted to silence the voice of the poor Kenyans who want to know what happened to the monies raised to help improve the economy of the country.

He alleged that those who looted the Eurobond proceeds have tried all means to bring the money back to no avail as the opposition and Kenyans of good will are working hard to ensure the money is returned to the state.

Kalonzo said the stolen money might find its way to the Kenyan economy through the bailout of the collapsed Chase Bank as those accused of stealing the cash are planning to bring it back through ‘back door’ investors.

“Every child who will be born in this country from now, he or she will be awaited by a debt of seventy-nine thousand Kenya shillings” said Kalonzo.

Kalonzo was speaking Sunday after attending a Church service at Ngatu Lutheran Church in Ngatu, Kajiado East Constituency.

On matters IEBC, the Wiper leader said that the CORD Coalition is not relenting on its resolve to force the commissioners to resign adding that they will resume their protest at the Anniversary Towers every Monday.

He said it is also in the interest of the Jubilee government not to have a tainted commission to oversee the next elections.

“Today we have said the issue of IEBC to go home is a gone case, it is even in the best interest of Jubilee to have a body which is not tainted.”

He said the security apparatus in the country are destroying the economy by scaring investors who watch as they teargas peaceful demonstrators every week at the IEBC offices.

“When an investor sees the clouds of teargas, he will think twice before coming to invest in this economy because it does not show tolerance on the side of the government.”