Citizen TV, Trevor Ombija is currently trending top on Twitter, following a 'reckless' remark over noisy night clubs within residential areas in Lavington.
Trevor Ombija found himself on the wrong side after he shared details of how the problem could be stopped.
Trevor, who reportedly co-owns the Samaki Samaki Seafood & Jazz Restaurant in Lavington was defending the facility.
This is after being listed among premises to be closed down over noise pollution and their licenses revoked.
In what looked like a discussion aimed at finding a permanent solution for the problem, Trevor said;
"One thing that I would like to propose as the chair has already said is that when there is a complaint against a bar owner or restaurant let’s have more than half the people complaining. If the apartments are 20, then 15 of them should show us the lease, sign and tell us this is the problem," he explained.
Trevor added that he had offered to help a resident who had complained about 'his' restaurant Samaki Samaki's noise.
He suggested that he even offered to soundproof her house.
"I started by her roof, she said no, I should soundproof the entire house. I said okay, for me to do any soundproofing for the entire house I will need to get a permit from the county government," he said.
Trevor added;
"Show me your lease, get a confirmation from the landlord and they are okay with me soundproofing your apartment she refused. Now what she does, she puts stones outside on the road saying many of my customers park outside her apartment therefore it is a security concern."
Those who commented on the issue wondered how many houses Trevor will have to soundproof in order to make the entire neighborhood free from the noise from his restaurant.
Kileleshwa MCA Robert Alai said that the restaurant Trevor was defending belonged to his girlfriend.
Lawyer Nelson Havi who unsuccessfully vied for the Westlands parliamentary seat said;
"Trevor Ombija, if you are the noisemaker, you shut your mouth. You don’t offer to seal our ears. Noise pollution must be contained."
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