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MP'S SPOUSE IN HOSPITAL AFTER ROW




Kasarani MP Elizabeth Ongoro

The husband of assistant minister Elizabeth Ongoro is admitted in hospital after he became unconscious after a domestic row. Ferdinand Masha Ongoro was admitted to the Nairobi Hospital's high dependency unit last Thursday after he suffered head injuries. "We were at home with Mheshimiwa. As happens in all homes, there was a bit of a misunderstanding. The next thing is l woke up to find myself in hospital," was all Masha could say.

He said he and his wife, who is Metropolitan assistant minister and the MP for Kasarani, were at home when the incident happened. He referred the Star to the minister for a more detailed explanation of the incident. Numerous attempts to get Ongoro were unsuccessful as calls made to the cellphone given to us by her husband as well as text messages were not answered.

Masha, who has since been moved to the hospital’s St Teresa Ward said he did not have any history of suddenly becoming unconscious and said only his doctors could discuss his medical condition. He could also not explain how he got a big swelling at the back of his head. The swelling was clearly visible when the Star visited him at his hospital bed.

Family sources who were present at the time but who declined to be named as they feared the repercussions that would come with discussing the MP’s domestic matters, said Masha become unconscious after he was hit with a blunt object. “The first item, a vase, missed him when he ducked. But the second object hit him and he rolled down the staircase. By the time he reached down the stairs, he was unconscious. The bodyguards were called in to rush him to hospital,” said the sources.

Masha, a businessman in Nairobi described the incident as a “a minor domestic issue.” “I don’t want to drag my wife's name into it. I have children and a family to take care of. Thank God l am alive!,” said Masha from his hospital bed. Masha declined to say what the dispute was about. He also refused to say who had assaulted him or whether a stranger or strangers had come into the house. He was however categorical that the incident had not been reported to the police.

Apart from confirming that he and his wife had a misunderstanding, Masha was reluctant to give details about the events leading to his hospitalization on Thursday night. “At this stage let us just leave everything as it is. I will talk about that matter another day,” was all Masha could say. Police at Gigiri and Spring Valley police stations said they had not received any complaint of a break-in or any related incident from the MP or her husband.

http://www.the-star.co.ke/national/n...r-wife-beating

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i wonder why anybody should get into physical disputes with their spouses! it is a sign of weakness, kama hana hoja mama watoto si anyamaze? and she expects him to be attracted to her till death do they part? si sahihi whether to barter a man or a woman!

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Minister's husband charged with CDF theft.

By PAUL OGEMBA [email protected]
Posted Tuesday, November 1 2011 at 14:34

An assistant minister’s husband has been charged with stealing from a Constituency Development Fund (CDF) kitty.

Ferdinand Masha Kenga, husband of Nairobi Metropolitan assistant minister Elizabeth Ongoro was Tuesday accused of stealing Sh1.9 million from the Kasarani CDF. Mrs Ongoro is also the Kasarani MP.

It was alleged that he committed the offence on February 9 at Cooperative Bank University Way branch within Nairobi County.

The case was consolidated with another in which Washington Gimona Opiyo is charged with obtaining Sh1.9 million through forgery from the Kasarani Constituency Development Fund account.

Mr Opiyo is accused of forging an instruction letter purporting it to be from the MP authorising him to withdraw the money from Co-operative Bank. He is out on Sh250,000 cash bail after denying the charge.

Mr Kenga denied the charges before chief magistrate Gilbert Mutembei and was released on a cash bail of Sh150,000 with the case scheduled for hearing on December 13.

Among those listed as witnesses in the case is the MP as the patron of the CDF committee and it waits to be seen if she will testify against her husband.

The Kasarani CDF has been plagued with controversies with the MP being barred from running the accounts on October 3.

The High Court froze the accounts and stopped a newly-appointed CDF committee from taking office after ruling that serious issues had been raised over the awarding of tenders by the MP.

Justice David Majanja also blocked the CDF board chief executive from effecting any changes to the list of Kasarani CDF officials.

This was after it was claimed that Mrs Ongoro carried out a coup in attempting to oust the legally elected officials and replacing them with others without due regard to legal procedure.

Her attempts to unfreeze the accounts failed after Justice Mohammed Warsame declined her request and directed that the application be heard inter parties.

Minister's husband charged with CDF theft*- Politics*|nation.co.ke

Ferdinand Masha Kenga, husband of Nairobi Metropolitan assistant minister Elizabeth Ongoro, was accused of stealing Sh1.9 million from the Kasarani CDF November 1, 2011.




Ferdinand Masha Kenga, husband to Kasarani MP Elizabeth Ongoro at Nairobi hospital on September 19, 2011.

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