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Ndo mnavyofundishwa hivi darasani, na mbn mnasoma pekeenu tu historia hii isiyojulikana [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]Nchi na nchi [emoji848] haha Kenya tupigane na nani wakati hatuna uadui na nchi yoyote ile? [emoji23]
Huyo Idi Amin mliyempindua, alijaribu huo utopolo Kenya, ati hadi Nairobi iko mipaka yake, angekuwepo leo ungemuuliza, mbona hakujaribu bahati yake.
In February 1976, the then Uganda leader Idi Amin Dada infuriated Kenyans when he claimed that a large part of Kenya belonged to Uganda.
A couple of days after his remarks, a mass demonstration was organised at Nairobi’s Uhuru Park, where Mzee Jomo Kenyatta declared that Kenya would deal ruthlessly with neighbours who publicly expressed “their sinister intentions”.
Although Amin clarified that he had no intention of going to war but would write to the Queen of England to demand an explanation, his unpredictability was Kenya’s greatest fear.
It was believed that he was being incited by President Siad Barre of Somalia, who was laying a similar claim to the northeastern part of Kenya.
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