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Woman sues Mwea MP for Sh1.2m child upkeep

  Mwea MP Peter Gitau has denied the allegations, saying that he is a happily married family man.  

By PAMELA CHEPKEMEI pjepkemei@ke.nationmedia.com
Posted  Tuesday, May 29  2012 at  22:35

A woman who claims she has a two-month-old baby with an MP is seeking Sh1.2 million from the lawmaker in upkeep.

But Mwea MP Peter Gitau has denied the allegations, saying that he is a happily married family man.

In a suit filed at a Nairobi court, the 21-year-old mother working in a private company in Nairobi, claims that Mr Gitau made her pregnant and then dumped her.

She alleges that the MP promised her a job, a car and a house if she bore a child for him.

She wants the court to issue orders for the MP to provide for the baby arguing that under the Children’s Act, he is obliged to provide maintenance She met the MP in Nakuru in 2010 and after being promised the “goodies”, she agreed to have a child with Mr Gitau. But the lawmaker abandoned her after she informed him that she was pregnant.

“The defendant stopped all means of communication with me when I became pregnant,” she says.

“I am a happily married man with a family and the allegations that I promised the plaintiff a house, car and job are absolute lies meant to support material greed and extortion,” the MP said.

He alleged that the woman was a stranger to him as he had only met her twice — first for a business meeting at his private office in Nakuru and later during asocial event.

The woman, through lawyer Danstan Mogaka, wants the court to allow her to serve the case documents through the Clerk of the National Assembly.

She is also seeking an order directing the MP to appear in court in person.

The MP has not only denied the allegations, but also argues that the woman has sued the wrong person because she has indicated his name as Peter Nderitu Gitau while he is Peter Gitau.

The case is scheduled for hearing in June.

Pope's butler charged in 'Vatileaks' scandal

Pope Benedict XVI's butler has been arrested and charged with stealing confidential documents after embarrassing leaks were exposed in the press alleging corruption and cronyism inside the Vatican, a spokesman says

Pope Benedict XVI's butler has been arrested and charged with stealing confidential documents after embarrassing leaks were exposed in the press alleging corruption and cronyism inside the Vatican, a spokesman has said.
Federico Lombardi said in a statement that Paolo Gabriele, who lives inside Vatican City and is known to be close to the pope, was arrested on Wednesday.
The Vatican said a wider investigation would take place to see if Gabriele, 46, had any accomplices that helped him leak the documents.

Drogba confirms Chelsea departure

Didier Drogba says Fernando Torres is Chelsea's future

Didier Drogba said that Fernando Torres offers a bright future for Chelsea despite his difficult start to life at Stamford Bridge.

The Spaniard, who arrived for £50m from Liverpool in January 2011, has revealed his frustration at life with the Blues.
But the departing Drogba says Torres will prove himself next season.
"We have a good relationship. We don't understand why we didn't play together more, but that's the past. Torres is the future," said Drogba.
"It's been difficult for him, but he has showed he is the man. Next season is going to be his season and I will try to speak to him."

Torres, 28, was disappointed to start on the bench in the Champions League final against Bayern Munich, which saw Drogba round off his Chelsea career with the equaliser and then the decisive spot-kick in the penalty shoot-out.

Ivory Coast international Drogba, 34, has subsequently confirmed he is leaving Stamford Bridge after eight years.
Doubts still surround the managerial position at Chelsea, who finished sixth in the Premier League, with interim boss Roberto di Matteo not offered assurances about his future despite winning the Champions League and FA Cup.
But Drogba, who won 10 trophies, including three Premier League titles with the Stamford Bridge club, is sure the Blues will continue to challenge for silverware on a regular basis.
He added: "Being here for eight years, it will be a big change.
"Players will go, some stay, but the club will remain as ambitious as it has always been. I am not worried.
"Chelsea was there before I came and always will be.
"It's impossible to forget this moment. Leaving Chelsea in any case would be difficult, but now even more. It is impossible, Chelsea is in my heart. My blood is blue and my heart even more so."

Chelsea hero exits after eight years

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Sagittarius, Aries, Pisces
They are the most selfish and mean.

Never lose 3 people:
Taurus, Cancer, Capricorn
They r the most sincere and true lovers.

Never share with 3 people:
Virgo, Libra, Scorpio
They can never keep secrets and cheat people by crocodile tears

Never reject 3 people:
Leo, Gemini, Aquarius
They are true friends and never think bad for any1..

whatz yours??

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