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Former CS Raphael Tuju being forcefully evicted from his KSh 2.2 billion Karen home at night raises serious questions. Why conduct the eviction at night? Where were they during the day? This rubbish has started again. If Raila was alive, he would have defended Raphael Tuju.

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They don't want to be paid, they are after my 27 acres land prime property in Karen. I have the money to pay them.~ Raphael Tuju shocking revelation after being evicted from his multi billion Karen property
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A Karen resident out for an early morning jog briefly drew attention after approaching former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju, whose Karen property has been under siege by officers believed to be from the Rapid Response Unit. The unidentified jogger stopped and asked Tuju if he could pray for him amid the tense situation. He then offered a short prayer and shared words of encouragement with the embattled politician before continuing on his way.

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Otiende Amollo Shows Up to Support Raphael Tuju After Police Raid Otiende Amollo, the Member of Parliament for Rarieda, has become the first legislator from the Luo Nyanza region to publicly support former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju following a dramatic police operation at his Karen property. Amollo visited Tuju’s disputed Dari Business Park premises hours after more than 50 armed police officers, believed to be from the much-feared Rapid Response Unit, stormed the compound. The MP’s appearance has drawn attention online, with many observers noting the silence of other MPs from the Luo Nyanza region amid Tuju’s ongoing property dispute and the heavy police presence at the site. Amollo’s visit is being interpreted by some as a gesture of solidarity with Tuju, who previously served as the Member of Parliament for Rarieda constituency before his appointment to the Cabinet. Also spotted at the premises was Ogeta, the late bodyguard of Raila Odinga, who joined others gathering at the property following the early-morning police operation. Tuju has claimed that dozens of officers arrived at the premises in multiple vehicles and forced their way into the compound in what he described as an intimidation attempt linked to a long-running multi-billion shilling property dispute. The incident has continued to generate political and public interest, particularly in Nyanza, where Tuju remains a prominent political figure.
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Otiende Amollo Shows Up to Support Raphael Tuju After Police Raid Otiende Amollo, the Member of Parliament for Rarieda, has become the first legislator from the Luo Nyanza region to publicly support former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju following a dramatic police operation at his Karen property. Amollo visited Tuju’s disputed Dari Business Park premises hours after more than 50 armed police officers, believed to be from the much-feared Rapid Response Unit, stormed the compound. The MP’s appearance has drawn attention online, with many observers noting the silence of other MPs from the Luo Nyanza region amid Tuju’s ongoing property dispute and the heavy police presence at the site. Amollo’s visit is being interpreted by some as a gesture of solidarity with Tuju, who previously served as the Member of Parliament for Rarieda constituency before his appointment to the Cabinet. Also spotted at the premises was Ogeta, the late bodyguard of Raila Odinga, who joined others gathering at the property following the early-morning police operation. Tuju has claimed that dozens of officers arrived at the premises in multiple vehicles and forced their way into the compound in what he described as an intimidation attempt linked to a long-running multi-billion shilling property dispute. The incident has continued to generate political and public interest, particularly in Nyanza, where Tuju remains a prominent political figure.

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Former CS Raphael Tuju releases a footage he recorded showing officers from the Rapid Response Unit (RRU) who attacked him at his Dari Park property shortly after the High Court of Kenya allowed him and his firm, Dari Limited, to proceed with an appeal against a ruling tied to a Ksh2.2 billion loan dispute involving auctioneers and property valuers.

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ODM leader Raila Odinga is currently hosting an Iftar dinner in Upper Hill, Nairobi where he has joined Muslim leaders and political figures in breaking the fast during the holy month of Ramadan. The event has drawn key political figures, including Mining CS Hassan Joho, National Assembly Minority Leader Junet Mohamed, and ODM Secretary-General Edwin Sifuna. Former Jubilee Secretary-General Raphael Tuju is also in attendance.
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ODM leader Raila Odinga is currently hosting an Iftar dinner in Upper Hill, Nairobi where he has joined Muslim leaders and political figures in breaking the fast during the holy month of Ramadan. The event has drawn key political figures, including Mining CS Hassan Joho, National Assembly Minority Leader Junet Mohamed, and ODM Secretary-General Edwin Sifuna. Former Jubilee Secretary-General Raphael Tuju is also in attendance.

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.Senator Reverend Raphael Warnock: "If they're interested in waste, fraud, and abuse, they should start with co-president Musk's own companies, and ask why has he gotten $20 billion and more from the federal government. This is wealth-fare at its worst."
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.Senator Reverend Raphael Warnock: "If they're interested in waste, fraud, and abuse, they should start with co-president Musk's own companies, and ask why has he gotten $20 billion and more from the federal government. This is wealth-fare at its worst."

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Another Leaked Audio Of The Youth Leader Oburu Odinga on the Former CS Raphael Tuju's tribulations, reveals what many weren’t ready for. From what’s being said, the ODM Party Leader was called by SC Otiende Amollo while in Mombasa to intervene for Tuju after police were deployed at Raphael Tuju’s premises allegedly without a court order. He says he reached out to Rais William only to be furnished with a photocopy of a title deed showing the land had already been transferred after an auction to the new owner around February 2025. Then comes the twist. In the audio it's claimed there had already been a meeting involving the President, Tuju and the new owner as Tuju had reach out to the President earlier. The new owner’s position after the President alleged intervention was simple, a refund of the monies they used to acquire the land from the Bank at the auction. But Tuju refused allegedly wanted the title transferred back to him without settling that cost and at zero cost. The 'New Owner' saw this was a joke and the Son of Rarieda did want help. This is what the Oburu in the audio says has been the sole cause and source of the confrontations between Tuju and the New Owner. If this is true, then this is no longer a story of oppression, it’s a story of accountability. And that’s where it gets uncomfortable. Because the same voices shouting the loudest in public sometimes know the truth behind closed doors. The same people we expect to stand in solidarity are now stepping back, because facts don’t align with the narrative being pushed. As Oburu allegedly puts it, he cannot stand for camera ops and defend what he knows in depth is not right And has tried to intervened to the highest level but Mlimwengu ndio anacheza karata. That hits hard. In a time where perception is everything, this is a reminder that truth doesn’t always trend, but it always surfaces. Before we rush to pick sides, maybe the real question is: Are we defending facts… or just emotions? Because at the end of the day, truth doesn’t need noise, it stands on its own…
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Another Leaked Audio Of The Youth Leader Oburu Odinga on the Former CS Raphael Tuju's tribulations, reveals what many weren’t ready for. From what’s being said, the ODM Party Leader was called by SC Otiende Amollo while in Mombasa to intervene for Tuju after police were deployed at Raphael Tuju’s premises allegedly without a court order. He says he reached out to Rais William only to be furnished with a photocopy of a title deed showing the land had already been transferred after an auction to the new owner around February 2025. Then comes the twist. In the audio it's claimed there had already been a meeting involving the President, Tuju and the new owner as Tuju had reach out to the President earlier. The new owner’s position after the President alleged intervention was simple, a refund of the monies they used to acquire the land from the Bank at the auction. But Tuju refused allegedly wanted the title transferred back to him without settling that cost and at zero cost. The 'New Owner' saw this was a joke and the Son of Rarieda did want help. This is what the Oburu in the audio says has been the sole cause and source of the confrontations between Tuju and the New Owner. If this is true, then this is no longer a story of oppression, it’s a story of accountability. And that’s where it gets uncomfortable. Because the same voices shouting the loudest in public sometimes know the truth behind closed doors. The same people we expect to stand in solidarity are now stepping back, because facts don’t align with the narrative being pushed. As Oburu allegedly puts it, he cannot stand for camera ops and defend what he knows in depth is not right And has tried to intervened to the highest level but Mlimwengu ndio anacheza karata. That hits hard. In a time where perception is everything, this is a reminder that truth doesn’t always trend, but it always surfaces. Before we rush to pick sides, maybe the real question is: Are we defending facts… or just emotions? Because at the end of the day, truth doesn’t need noise, it stands on its own…

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hypniac he was being stalked by a group of 4channers who were starting to harass his family. they took pictures inside his house through the windows and would follow him at night
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hypniac he was being stalked by a group of 4channers who were starting to harass his family. they took pictures inside his house through the windows and would follow him at night

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