I know im a day late but I'd like to post this to all those who lost someone on that day. May the almighty rest their souls in eternal peace.

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my condolence sent to the bereaved families.

my brother was almost caught up in that blast. i prefer not to think of that day, it was confusion and everyone i mean EVERYONE was scared. you didnt know wether you were running towards danger or away from danger but you were just running away. i hope and pray that will never happen in kenya again.

may those souls forever rest in eternal peace.

That was such a sad day for Kenya. RIP.

The man behind all this, Osama bin Laden is dead. What goes round comes round eventually.

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Kenyan leaders welcome news of Osama's death
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Kenyan leaders on Monday joined the world in saluting the US for killing al Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden.

President Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga said Kenyans were happy with the killing.

Kenya has suffered most of the al Qaeda terrorist attacks in East Africa with one in 1998 in Nairobi leaving more than 200 people dead. There was also another attack in Kikambala, Mombasa.

President Kibaki said the killing of Osama in Pakistani brought justice for the Kenyan victims of al-Qaeda.

“On behalf of the Government and people of the Republic of Kenya I commend all those people behind the successful tracking down and killing of Osama bin Laden,” President Kibaki said.

“The killing of Osama has taken place nearly thirteen years after the terrorist bombings in Nairobi that led to the death of over two hundred people, in an act believed to have been masterminded by Osama. His killing is an act of justice to those Kenyans who lost their lives and the many more who suffered injuries.”

Mr Odinga was quoted by BBC saying: “Kenyans are happy and thank the US people, the Pakistani people and everybody else who managed to kill Osama. Osama’s death can only be positive for Kenya, but we need to have a stable government in Somalia.”

“The loss of its [al-Qaeda’s] leader may first upset the movement but then it will regroup and continue.”

The al-Shabab militant group, which controls much of southern Somalia, has close links to al-Qaeda and last year carried out a suicide bombing in Uganda. The group has also threatened to attack Kenya for training Somali Transitional Federal Government forces.

justice served.now to the ocampo 6.

justice served.now to the ocampo 6.

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justice served.now to the ocampo 6.
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Hopefully now the US government shall go ahead and compensate the victims kins and dependants accordingly.

nice memorial

my condolence sent to the bereaved families.

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My father was about 70m from the embassy when it exploded. Thanks to the destiny or chance who putted a friend on his way then he started to chat because i'm not sure that i would be talking with him right now.