Kumekucha Exclusive
This blog has always had a tradition of publishing what others will not touch, and doing so without fear. This is one of the reasons for the events of the last one month or so where the life of the founder of this blog has been threatened.
The story you are about to read illustrates more than any other that I have written in recent times, how the politics stinks in our beloved country.
Last week, Chris received an anonymous email dossier and on perusing it, asked me to cross check the facts since I am on the ground and he is not. Not only did the dossier turn out to be accurate but I was able to dig up additional information that just amazed me and most of which cannot be included here. The anonymous person who sent the original dossier said in his email; “Chris, this is too hot even for your raw notes.” That assessment too turned out to be accurate. However Chris has bitten the bullet and reproduced the dossier in full in this week’s raw notes.
In this article I will attempt to highlight a few facts from that sizzling hot dossier.
In the recent past in this forum various readers have tried to suggest that the private lives of people in public office and those who seek public office should NOT be investigated let alone written about. This is one of the most ridiculous things I have ever heard in my long years in journalism. Indeed it is one of the reasons why the country is in the serious crisis it is in today. Kenyans have fallen into a pit of insanity because we keep on electing the same kind of leaders (without putting them under a microscope) and then we sit back and expect different results. How absurd. In many cases we even repeatedly send the same old “relics” who were in parliament when Senator Barack Obama was being born believing their “long stories” about bringing change this time round. This is not even laughable it is simply a tragedy.
The founder of this blog has been a consistent supporter of Esther Passaris for a very long time however he too agrees that we cannot ignore the truth for the sake of saving face for utterances or writings of the past. Today we tell Kenyans that although the current MP elect for Embakassi is a weird choice that the long suffering constituents are bound to deeply regret electing as he continues to make court appearances, Ms Passaris too has her own serious problems that clearly make her inappropriate for any public office, anywhere.
Ms Passaris’ extremely long list of lovers which reads like a who is who in Kenyan high society and politics is the first stop of the dossier and clearly illustrates what kind of character we are dealing with here. Instructively an interesting thread runs through most of that list and includes mostly powerful persons who were in a position to make certain decisions in her favour.
Admittedly a woman’s past lovers is no big deal and many readers here may feel offended about that last paragraph. But what about the following suit that is still in court;
Esther Passaris with Pius Ngugi in Monaco
In her suit-which is still in court-Passaris claims that Pius Mbugua Ngugi had not only deceived her into having three children with him but had also backtracked on a promise to marry her. While Passaris says she had cohabited with Ngugi at Spring Valley in Nairobi since 1992,the latter denies promising to divorce his wife and marry her. Ngugi is alleged to have misrepresented himself in 1993 to Passaris that he was divorced from his traditionally wedded wife. Passaris claims Ngugi took her for a leisure trip to France's Monaco in August 1995 and repeatedly told her he was going to marry her and that he had been divorced for a decade. Ngugi allegedly made Passaris believe he had a vasectomy operation and induced her to stop using birth control pills resulting in the conception and birth of three children.
The law makes it perilous to analyze a case that is still in court, so I leave you to make your own deductions about that.
But one thing that can be said here is that Ms Passaris biggest mistake which will haunt her for years to come was to embarrass Mr Pius Ngugi (her former come-we-stay lover) by filing the case above. Not only is the man one of the richest individuals in the land, but he is also very influential in political circles (names of political contacts with-held here but revealed in Chris’ raw notes). It will not surprise anybody if the said individual and those close to him go out of their way to make sure that only for this single apparently grave error Ms Passaris gets absolutely nowhere.
However the most disturbing aspect in this entire sordid affair is how Ms Passaris was able to penetrate the ODM high command so quickly so as to get the nod for the mayoral seat which she would easily have won had her name not been mysteriously omitted from the list of gazetted councilors. Anybody who reads the Passaris dossier will understand why there was never a chance that her name would have been included even if she was the last eligible councilor left in Nairobi. Again she effortlessly got the ODM ticket to run for the Embakassi parliamentary seat recently. This is most disturbing because this woman’s methods of gaining favor are well known and clearly documented in the dossier with numerous witnesses to back it up. Sadly it is bound to be deeply distressing to the millions of Kenyans whose only hope for a future in Kenya is the ODM political party. Now they will have to either bury their heads in the sand and call this post anti-ODM propaganda or face the truth. That truth is that the ODM top brass seems to have a certain weakness that makes it very easy for some members of the fairer sex with dubious pasts to penetrate it and influence important political decisions. Surely, had reason prevailed in the ODM pentagon the much-loved party would not have lost the Embakassi seat to PNU. A seat which had already been delivered to it by the late Hon M. Were.
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