Inspector Fisi - Part 3
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2017
- Corruption kills. Never has that statement been more true than when one witnesses what goes on unabated daily on Kenyan roads: matatu crews paying off traffic police officers so that they can look the other way or traffic police officers openly soliciting for bribes in order to look the other way.
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Watch part 1 of Inspector Fisi here: • Inspector Fisi - Part 1
Watch part 2 of Inspector Fisi here: • Inspector Fisi - Part 2
Watch part 4 of Inspector Fisi here: • Inspector Fisi - Part 4
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Congrats Namu for the courage to put this out. But please take care of yourself and family. We honour you, your work and your entire team. May God restore this country.
precious pearl it's a high time to deal with impurities in kenya.
One day kenya will be free from corruption.
Cowards won't make this happen.
U salute you for the bravery Mr. NAMU
Simon Wachira they won't
precious pearl Amen
Precious lives are lost due to corruption within the police athiriver , kitengela and cabanas stage... Police on a daily basis collect money from lories and matatus.... Every morning. Good job Namu.
Thank you very much Namu for unmasking the rot in our country May God keep you and your family safe from these devils who are maiming our country.
Big up man help this kenya get to the right path
I'm so glad that Namu moved out of mainstream media. This would never see the light of day.
great job you together with moha are probably the best investigative journalists in Africa.
Now this is what I call investigative journalism. Nailed it on the head and hope this stears something in respons
Great work Namu and team! This is exactly what happens on our roads. Thanks for being that voice and eye that says and shows what we are afraid to say and voice out. A fear that is driving this country to the dogs. We as a Kenyan society I feel are becoming less and less empathetic. For instance some of these 'law enforcers' or police are fathers and mothers stealing from other fathers and mothers. How do they expect the society to survive. Truly a man eat man society. Kenyans we have to stop this.
From this show I see how it's to my benefit to pay cash bail to the government and follow the justice system(which will then finally work) and get good roads and lighting and hospitals and water than throw 500million a month in some pockets. What a waste of money!
Good work. CS Matiangi needs to watch this.
lam surprised how he hasnt already seen and taken action on this behaviour from the police.
Miguna Miguna is the antidote to all this. ..!
Namu, condolences to your Aunty. Keep up the good work of informing we Kenyans the rot in our society
congratulations Allan namu.....Amazing work
Thank you for documenting what goes on in our streets na pia tusichafue jina la fisi on these hooligans atleast fisi ni animal
Abdulwaheed Rashid hhhhhhhhhhhjhjjjjhhhhj
Vote Miguna, he will finish this. So sad
Thank you KTN for good work get them all
Am so very proud of you John-Allan for boldly putting out there such stories that are still a disease in our country. G_d be with you always in your line of work.
The railways' cops, they are omnipresent.
Its the saddest interview I have ever watched, and will remain on my mind. I appreciate your work JAN
Good job Namu
My thoughts and prayers go all the Inspector Fisi.... Fred Matiang'i will do wonders
i hope every kenya is watching this
Keep doing this,God will repay you....I stand with justice and truth
Pole kwa msiba mwanzo, even though our dear country with corruption can't be separated.
Madam, people live, eat, educate, with corruption, and if the country want to change the way life, it has to start with ourselves. Otherwise, if we don't see it in ourselves n we do it, we shall keep talking and blaming the justice system without solving the problem.
Mind you even in prison and morgue's in case you want things right, there must be kitu.
It's kila mtu na mungu wake as wanavyo Sema.
John as ever is a brave and very courageous journalist. I'm not sure we appreciate such people enough. The job he does in these exposes is immense. The rot in our country is so deep and our leaders simply don't care. Once money exchanges hands, motorists are left to die like dogs. Kenyans, we need to speak up against this otherwise we will keep burying our loved ones. This is one of those ways people die that we can prevent. Shame on those cops. They're a disgrace to the nation.
Kenyans should also stop giving money to the police. Don't blame it all the police
Considering this is an election period..if u r voting based on a party consider yourself guilty of abetting this behavior. Likewise if you are voting based on tribal affiliations.
For instance, it perplexes me that in a county such as Nairobi voters are willing to vote for Kidero or Sonko..two individuals with quite questionable backgrounds even though the same voters have an alternative in Miguna. And by the way the people supporting Kidero & Sonko are not uneducated as most would like us to believe. These are educated, middle class Kenyans blinded by tribalist inclinations.
As you complain how awful this practice in the video is, ask yourself what your contribution has been... In terms of axercabiting or reducing it reflected by your voting patterns.
THAT IS WHY WE ARE EXPERIENCIND ALOT OF ROAD ACCIDENTS
The greed manifested by the officers featured in this video is driven by genuine need, attributed by a failed system to cater for their ever shifting needs, and encouraged by the public. Kenyans talk of Justice but fear judicial processes.
keep exposing them, keep the show going....a river cuts through a rock by being consistent! shukran
God help Kenya
Nice documentary. The flow is amazing and the suspense is killing me. For the touts who give out bribes, you guys have to remember that izo gari hazikuangi zao. They are expected to produce a certain amount of money at the end of the day, so telling them to stop might mean no work the next day if the car is impounded. I really hope that this documentary is evidence enough for the leaders of the police service that they need to work on their boys. Its salvageable, that am certain. I hold on to my hope of a good Kenya in the future.
awesome congrats hope thy will clean out those corrupt cops
Alan you'll have to make a series movie to stop them bro, its well established, rooted in our societies it can't go away
J.A Namu, always take care and keep safe. In the future consider CP services which I can advise and offer, with a world wide experience in a hostile and marine environment....... Afghan, Iraq e.t.c
Ati na kuna the National Police Oversight Authority!! Ati kuna EACC!!! Ati kuna NIS! Ati NPS, DPP. What a load of crap!!!! Like Matiba used to say, he'd sack ALL civil servants. That might just be the only solution.
Someone needs to be held accountable.
Respect Allan.... No weapon formed against you shall ever prosper have no fear....
This is enough evidence to sue these officers on grounds of incompetence... Any judge or advocate who dismisses any of this evidence should also undergo the same.... We must now take our freedom because it's never given, the ultimate price is death
Corruption the curse of our nation .....God deliver us from this scrounge
wah one man and few others getting richer than those who work hard shame on you police officers!
I can't believe this is Kenya Mike sonko and I G kuna kazi hapa
Good job Namu.
I will have to come Nairobi to see it myself.
great work NAMU keep on with the great work
He is borana
very emotional right there. truly corruption kills
congrats namu !
We are glad you are highlighting this.Personally this episode depicted the exact implications that result to this outrageous cycle that is sickening.
The authorities should nw step up,. We cant be complaining of the same issues year in, year out
Very embarrassing thing 😭, the other hand is to pay them good salary.
To speak truth they're not paid good salary 😭 and yet they risk their lives to protect our our lives and our nation
Am not a police officer but I know their kid is not a job it's a calling from God, only few can do that job many can resign immediately
Kenya is doomed, this is so much part of he culture that I think its impossible to stop
This true i was in matatu in route triple one
CS Matiangi please please help up us
Good Job Namu ,have you Shown this Video to IG?
Plain clothes officers taking bribes almost the whole day🤷 do their bosses know their where abouts all this time ama they just turn a blind eye to what their juniors do. Am also convinced they are deeply involved.
plz kam to eastleigh nd will see venye wakona maprobox mob ya kucollect izo bribes
congratulations for unmasking the rot in our country
Nice job Namu, now show us the entire chain of cash flow among the cops....the traffic cops dont look like millionaires.......where do the billions end up?
Body cameras on all these police will help abit.. They need to be supervised
when's the next one
As long as there's a threat of being thrown into a police cell even for five minutes, bribery will continue.
pia matiangi afanye bila pockets maaskari
SAD :-( #corruptionKE
its so sad
WONT LOVE TO BE IN THOSE COPS SHOES RIGHT NOW!!!AM SURE HAWAKO JOB SAA HII
too a shameful i think is high time to mr president to act now and inspector general
heheheh this kioko guy chased me away nikipiga matatu picha so now I know ukipiga picha hapo they can beat you usipolipa
ive seen the guy in the thumbnail.. he's still a traffic cop
The name is mafisi
That senior police officer at 11:09 is a very useless guy. This is the third different investigation I've seen about the police on 3 different platforms and he has nothing to say. He must be profiting heavily from the rogue policemen under him.
Police n politians cnt stop dis mess coz dey'r da beneficaiaries
Hyenas
do kenyans need some sort of reliberation?
Dogs
Painting our officers in such a venomous manner is just crude. Sorry to your Aunt, Namu, but that has nothing to do with cops. Come on, this documentary gets dumber by the episode! Let's respect our officers. Arrest those that give bribes!