Video wird geladen...

Video konnte nicht geladen werden

Zur Startseite

Protests break out in Narok over a court ruling that awarded a disputed 4,000-acre piece of community land to Livingstone Kunini, the brother of Narok Governor Patrick Ntutu. Residents have taken to the streets, expressing anger over the decision, which they argue disregards their long-standing claim to the land....

177,940 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr •via X (Twitter)

11 Kommentare

Profilbild von Thaara
Thaaravor 1 Jahr

When it comes to land in Kenya, court rulings are just suggestions. 🏴‍☠️ Now, who really owns the 4,000 acres the community or ‘connections’?

Profilbild von Mountain States Legal Foundation
Mountain States Legal Foundationvor 1 Jahr

Will you take just 2 minutes to sign the petition in support of these ranchers as they actively safeguard their family's way of life in the face of an overreaching government? Please sign our petition by clicking below.

Profilbild von Mr. Sammy
Mr. Sammyvor 1 Jahr

unfair ruling, stand with Narok residents

Profilbild von 🍁
🍁vor 1 Jahr

Protest day in day out

Profilbild von Ole Parkusaa
Ole Parkusaavor 1 Jahr

The property belong to the residents, this notorious behavior of some people with money dispossessing innocent Kenyans of there lands will one day come to an end. It is very wrong and even the story of the property is very complicated for the Court to award Kunini.

Profilbild von Local Boy 🇰🇪
Local Boy 🇰🇪vor 1 Jahr

That case must be revisited

Profilbild von DANT EĪĪ
DANT EĪĪvor 1 Jahr

The Kenyan politicians are very greedy

Profilbild von Emmanuel Motelin, His Excellency
Emmanuel Motelin, His Excellencyvor 1 Jahr

They haven’t evolved eh?

Profilbild von Berline
Berlinevor 1 Jahr

Theft in daylight

Profilbild von Nancy Indoveria Kizungu
Nancy Indoveria Kizunguvor 1 Jahr

Ole Ntutu family continues to finish off the Maasai

Profilbild von Antony
Antonyvor 1 Jahr

Why are Maasai people becoming chaotic all of a sudden

Ähnliche Videos