Conspiracy Theory: What is it about Kenyan oil prices

The oil industry in Kenya is tired of being harassed by the Minister of Energy who just tabled the Energy Bill. The 1% of the Kenyans that control 20% of the Kenyan economy cannot entertain such bills that give the government lee way to control rising oil prices in order to protect poor Kenyans. It was found vital that the oil companies collabo with the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC). The company decided to bring about a purported shortage of oil at their Mombasa pipelines. First, it was said that there was a broken pipeline then this changed to a comment by the MD of KPC who claimed that everything is at full capacity. It conveniently makes sure that the companies eat off the consumer by raising prices before the bill is enacted on July 1st 2007. Hon. Kiraitu entered agreements with the oil company and his job was to make sure that it looks like the government confirms the fake shortage. It’s an election year and that’s why he was paid off. There allegedly is someone with a tape somewhere holding him at ransom since history always repeats itself.