"Sentenced To Death 4 Times, Now He Saves Lives" – Muhammad Jawel (Part 2) | Iko Nini 773

⚖️ Four death sentences, a life sentence and 40 years more, all on one man. Then five Court of Appeal judges gave him "a last chance and another chance of life". Part 2 of our sit-down with two reformed 90s Nairobi gangsters. In Part 1, Muhammad Jawel told us how a street kid became one of the men behind the big bank jobs of the 90s, and showed us the scars from the bullet that should have killed him. In Part 2 he and Matayo go from the worst years to the reform: 🟠 The Western Union job in Kawangware, the bullet, and waking up among the dead at the City Mortuary 🟠 Hiding in Mozambique, the police who hunted him, and his brother shot 36 times 🟠 Torture, and the mothers who stopped him taking revenge 🟠 Matayo: the prodigal son, back in class at 40 (Catholic University), Inuka Kenya and Yes Youth Can 🟠 Sentenced to death four times: "Which sentence am I serving?" 🟠 Naivasha's real death row, studying law inside, Mr Kamiti and the prison tournaments 🟠 The presidential pardon letter, five judges and "the last chance" 🟠 Coming home: twins who were 2 when he went in are now 25 🟠 Sonko Rescue Team: building collapses, cancer patients, free ambulances and burials 🟠 Matayo: Stop Police Executions and the mothers of victims 🟠 His offer: hand in your gun, and they'll help you find work Crime doesn't pay. Who should we sit down with next? Tell us in the comments 👇 SIGN UP ON LemFi using the IKONINI referral code, click on this link https://referral.lemonade.finance/invite/jmbLoTGSeDjjrCQa9 Iko Nini is a Kenya podcast that covers everything Kenyan entertainment, politics & social issues SUPPORT IKO NINI THROUGH CASHAPP $IKONINI BECOME A MEMBER FOR EARLY ACCESS & EXCLUSIVE CONTENT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5h4-WH0LAV4CWs380yM33A/join CHAPTERS 0:00 Coming up 0:37 Part 2: Jawel & Matayo 0:40 The Western Union job in Kawangware 4:00 Waking up among the dead 5:30 "They thought I was a jinn" 7:37 Hijacking a government payroll 9:38 In the dock: robbery with violence & murder 15:00 Why Mozambique? 16:24 Cabo Delgado & life in exile 22:30 The cops who hunted him 23:20 His brother: 36 shots 26:23 The jacket 28:30 Guns on a bus full of traffic police 33:01 "Bro, I was beaten" 33:45 His sister arrested 35:40 Torture: two months in bed 36:23 Revenge, and the mothers who stopped him 37:10 Mama Fatuma's children's home 38:48 Matayo: his turning point 40:16 The Christian centre that raised him 42:18 The prodigal son 44:04 Back to school at 40 44:30 LemFi 45:38 Githongo, Yes Youth Can & Inuka Kenya 54:38 Jawel's turning point 55:19 The 300 million case in Tanzania 57:30 Crime money has no value 59:00 Sentenced to death four times 1:00:25 Writing appeals for other inmates 1:01:30 Prison transfers & tournaments 1:02:45 Naivasha: the real death row 1:04:00 "Which sentence am I serving?" 1:05:30 No lawyer: fighting his own case 1:07:00 Mr Kamiti & the prison programmes 1:09:00 The presidential pardon letter 1:11:30 Before five judges at the Court of Appeal 1:13:00 "A last chance and another chance of life" 1:16:51 Released, but they thought he was dead 1:18:05 His children: twins were 2, now 25 1:18:58 My Diaspora Nexus 1:19:42 "Crime doesn't pay" 1:24:18 Buruburu & Sonko 1:26:16 "The biggest reformist in Kenya" 1:31:00 Sonko Rescue Team & crime support 1:32:00 Al Jazeera & BBC documentaries 1:38:49 The boy he couldn't save 1:39:43 Matayo: Stop Police Executions 1:43:00 From snatchers to guns: how crime changed 1:46:30 Mothers of victims 1:48:30 Taking bodies home to Western Kenya 1:50:54 Cancer patients 1:54:00 Building collapses: 110 to hospital 1:59:23 "Be my witness" 2:00:17 School days 2:06:01 The thief on the cross 2:07:00 "Remember not the sins of my youth" 2:07:52 Hand in your gun 2:08:54 Free weddings, ambulances & burials #IkoNini #CrimeDoesntPay #KenyanPodcast #Kenya