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By Dennis Itumbi via FB Tonight, Deep State and Jubilee Re-Loaded has started arresting everyone who financed, campaigned or helped campaign for UDA in Kiambaa… 1. By Noon tomorrow they will have arrested a friend who I will name after he is arraigned in court. They will arrest him in Nairobi and transport him to […]

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