Kenya's Port-au-Prince Experiment Is TRANSFORMING Security in Haiti & How Locals Perceive Them!

[@Mr.K41sigma]

A gleam of hope.. nikatulituma the best officers to Haiti.. the current trajectory, NPS is creating an environment for thriving lawlessness by choosing to be political. Big up our bros and Siz, hope your experiences there will be enough to redeem the lawlessness we are continuously and increasingly experiencing at home.

[@EmmanuelMotelin]

I really appreciate your support and perspective! It’s important to recognize the efforts being made by Kenya for sure, and I hope NPS mission leads to meaningful improvements both in Haiti and back home.

[@pricemungez1052]

I love what my country is doing

[@georgeamburoapi7454]

As a Christian country in the South Pacific namely Papua new guinea I take my hat of for putting God first in your line of work in Haiti. I wished my country's security agencies adoft such fundamental values of Christianity in dealing with law and order issues

[@EmmanuelMotelin]

Thank you for your kind words! It's heartening to see faith integrated into community service. Perhaps sharing these values could inspire positive changes in Papua New Guinea's approach to law and order.

[@elvisterer4394]

THOSE WHO DEPENDS ON THE LORD ARE LIKE MOUNT ZION CANNOT BE SHAKEN

[@EmmanuelMotelin]

That's a powerful sentiment! It's inspiring to see how faith can provide strength and resilience in challenging times.

[@rufusmutahi4564]

Kenya belongs to Jesus Christ

[@1devoch]

The real ancient land of Canaan.

[@UntungUntung-k7y]

Good afternoon, present faithfully listening to on KZbin,,#,🙏👍👍💝💝

[@EmmanuelMotelin]

Good Afternoon, thanks for the support! 🙂

[@ABUDIALLO-mx6dt]

And where are those who doughted Kenyan police

[@EmmanuelMotelin]

Great question indeed

[@mrsongwest8749]

This is like move

[@EmmanuelMotelin]

A short movie 😉

[@OdangaIsaiah-rh3cm]

❤❤❤ I have seen president ruto

[@EmmanuelMotelin]

President Ruto made the right decision here!

[@dennisndirangu2536]

They are underfunded and out numbered . How do you expect 1000 officers to defeat 100,000 gang members. I have also seen Haiti police officers in DW claiming Kenyan troops refuse to go for patrols. If we want to help Haiti tuwache uongo and propaganda. Patrolling because cameras are recording you is evil

[@ptoyoptoo]

But an evidence can be recorded,Haiti is big we will deal with it bit by bit,

[@pharoah-ahmose6075]

DW always negative.we have seen Kenyan police on patrol.Yes they can refuse to go on patrol if the planning is not done properly.

[@AnonymousPersona-x8q]

What respect are talking about no gangs have been arrested

[@brosteve-qu2cj]

At least their influence is dwindling&they r being pushed out of major installations

[@EmmanuelMotelin]

Haitian locals were pleased with the security Kenya is providing when everyone else turned their backs. It's not the role of the National Police Service (NPS) to make arrests until their personnel increases and a proper system is established within Haiti's Police and government, which is almost nonexistent. The Kenya National Police can only do so much with their limited personnel and funding. For now Kenya will continue to connect with their local communities.

[@AnonymousPersona-x8q]

@EmmanuelMotelin so why is the government asking to change the mission into full UN mission . I have people on the ground, they said nothing as improve, and a lot of Kenyans have not been paid. It's been 7 months already, and no arrest has been made. The entire thing is a joke. They need to go back. The US has been playing tricks like always, you talking about armed kids , if they wanted to solve this issue, it would have been done a week. If the US wasn't implicated, that issue would have been resolved. I know what the end goal is. The Kenyans and the others need to go, stop playing games with the white men.

[@EmmanuelMotelin]

@@AnonymousPersona-x8q Haiti doesn't have the means to defend its civilians, the gov is barely functional, and it's a humanitarian crisis. Be grateful for any help you receive because I don`t think I would want to live there under the current conditions. Kenya isn't there to solve decades-old issues; previous interventions with more troops didn't solve them either. The question remains: what happens if Kenya leaves? Trump wants many deported back, but do you have the security or military to handle the deteriorating conditions? What about children wanting a normal school life? No country was willing to help.

[@Døñgä-f5d]

Over 200 gang members have been killed since Kenyan officers went to Haiti with the help of the Haiti police and so far Kenya has 0 casualties