For the first time, former president Uhuru Kenyatta addressed the invasion of the property owned by his kin in the Northlands.
Uhuru claimed he chose to remain silent as the Kenya Kwanza leaders took advantage of him while speaking on Monday at the Jubilee party NDC at the Ngong Racecourse.
But despite his quiet, he claimed that only abuses, property theft, and farm fires had resulted from it.
When thugs stormed Uhuru’s property and took his Dorper sheep, he reacted.
It says, “Na yale yametokeza tu ni matusi, kuiba kondoo, kuchoma mashamba yote wakifikiria wanatisha.There is a waendelee nawaambia. He responded, “Lakini chama si ya Uhuru ina wenyewe.
The phrase roughly translates to “And all that has come out is abuse, stealing sheep, and burning people’s farms in an effort to frighten me.” I would like to encourage them to go on, but Jubilee is not owned by Uhuru.
Despite this, Uhuru vowed not to be intimidated.
Nearly 1,500 Dorper sheep were taken from the Uhuru family’s Northlands property, but at least 50 of them were eventually found.
People who informed the farm employees that they did not want to be cursed brought the animals back at various times.
On March 27, 2023, as the Azimio la Umoja One Kenya coalition-organized protest moved forward, thugs attacked the farm armed with machetes and other primitive weapons and took the sheep.
The second delivery of 30 sheep was delivered to the Kenyatta family property’s fence in a truck with a covert license plate. Two more were thrown off the Eastern Bypass, close to a farm.
