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AG Wako tells off US on visa ban
Attorney General Amos Wako. Photo/FILE
Posted Wednesday, November 4 2009 at 16:35
Kenya's Attorney-General Amos Wako has told of the United States over its decision to revoke his visa on the grounds that he was a stumbling block to reforms.
Mr Wako has told a Press conference in Nairobi that he was totally indifferent to the US action but will all the same seek legal redress for "defamatory" statements made about him by Assistant Secretary of State Johnnie Carson when he announced the visa ban in Nairobi last week on Monday.
The A-G denied being a stumbling block to long term reforms popularly known as Agenda 4.
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Submitted by ONDITI70Posted November 04, 2009 07:17 PM
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Submitted by ekiragu
And in this end of days Amos Wako will wonder what he did for his beloved country Kenya! Nothing! May his innaction and mis-action haunt him forever for all the souls that never lived to get justice! Because justice is one the thing you should never fail to find!
Posted November 04, 2009 06:36 PM -
Submitted by ozengo
Hey Mr AG dont worry America is not everything you still have some 'tall relatives'in government here at home. Am just wondering where you are going to run to when the heat is turned on them and then in return they turn it against you?
Posted November 04, 2009 06:03 PM -
Submitted by ekiragu
I can't wait to hear all the dirt that will be exposed about Mr. Amos Wako once the suit begins! ha!
Posted November 04, 2009 05:29 PM -
Submitted by mpisha
Wako is clinging on his last straws!
Posted November 04, 2009 05:25 PM
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Wasn't there some other politician who sued the British government for revoking their visa, any chance this is different.