CAPTION: The digital-footprint and cached articles shows that the articles had been posted on Radio Africa Websites earlier today. Ghanaian CEO of Radio Africa Group Patrick Quarcoo was paid a whopping Kshs. 15 Million to pull down an article regarding the death which has affected Safaricom’s head of Security.
Josiah Gathu, a Form Four student at Aga Khan High School was found dead in their family residence in Lavington, and is suspected to have succumbed to gunshot wounds.
It is still unclear if he was murdered or committed suicide, but it is said that he was agitated after his preferred candidate lost in the Jubilee primaries.
The Jubilee Party has not only brought about economic ruin to this country, but is also precipitating domestic death’s due to the incompetence of pathological-liars Uhuru Kenyatta and William Ruto.
Ironically, Safaricom CEO Bob Collymore was quick to pay off Patrick Quarcoo through the intervention and mediation of Caroline Mutoko, but on the other hand, prefer suing young independent bloggers who also write the truth about their company. CAPTION: Caroline Mutoko pictured at the wedding of Safaricom CEO Bob Collymore, showing off tits. Mutoko is the same character who was offering Cyprian Nyakundi Kshs. 5,000.00 as a mock-up activity, to show how cheap bloggers are.
What's baffling is why the company is expending financial resources to suppress information on what seems to be a domestic matter affecting one of the staffers.
How is Safaricom as a company involved in this death they are trying to cover up?
Keep it here for more details as they unfold. CAPTION: The articles have since been removed by Mpasho and Radio Jambo websites, owned by Radio Africa Group after Patrick Quarcoo was bribed with Kshs. 15. Million by Safaricom Limited in a deal brokered by Caroline Mutoko.