Sammy Onyango: Engineer Claims UK Deported Him After Allegedly Stealing His Military Plane Idea

• A brilliant Kenyan engineer, Sammy Onyango, shared being deported from the UK to Kenya because of his brilliant invention, which he came up with between 1990 and 1991
• The brilliant engineer shared that the process of launching missiles during the Desert Storm War was cumbersome, and he came up with an invention that made it easier
• He claimed that the UK wanted him to stay in the country, but he refused, and they deported him to Kenya

Sammy Onyango, a mechanical engineer from Kenya, has claimed that he was deported from the UK after he came up with a brilliant military invention, but it was allegedly stolen from him.

Where did the Desert Storm war happen?

The mechanical engineer also studied materials engineering during his post-graduate studies.

"In the process, I think I have done one of the most complex things that affected the aviation industry in a major way. I don't know if you have heard about the Desert Storm when Iraq attacked Kuwait?" posed Onyango.

According to the U.S. Department of Defense, Operation Desert Storm began 31 years ago — on January 16, 1991 — five months after Iraqi forces invaded and annexed Kuwait.

That operation to oust the Iraqis is also known as the Gulf War; it came about after former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein refused to withdraw his forces from Kuwait.

"During the war, there was a problem with the British Tornado jets carrying missiles for bombing. The missiles were guided by laser beams whose accuracy is maintained when they are very cool, and this is given by very cold liquid oxygen. They used to carry oxygen in a cylinder, and when it ran out, you couldn't launch the missile and had to go back for it," explained Onyango to TUKO Talks.

Sammy Onyango's inventions helps in military commercial flights

With this procedure, the mission became cumbersome and expensive. Then someone at Doughty Weapons Systems of England thought of the Onboard Oxygen Generation System (OBOGS), but then everything burns in oxygen, and that was problematic because, in aviation, you don't want anything related to fire.

Since a problem had reared its head, there was a need for a solution, and the authorities went scrambling for a solution.

"Doughty and USA's NASA approached the university where I was, and the project landed on me. The material that I came up with for making the pump, which generates pure oxygen onboard both commercial and military aircraft, is one of a kind. I came up with it in 1991," he said.

Onyango shared that given his brilliant invention, he was asked to remain in the UK, but when he refused, he was deported to Kenya.

Kenyasn react to the video:

@9094321:

"This man needs 2 hours of interviews in a relaxed atmosphere. Can you imagine what kind of military equipment and technology he can give the country? Brilliant son of Africa."

@user-ud4bn8di1g:

Iam a chemical engineer and was deported also from USA, when I posted about massive uranium mining in west Pokot which we were using to make IEDs in USA military."

@jesusfound8758:

"This man is a genius the kind of people Kenya needs in their consultation tables even to give leadership prophetic advise.God is preparing Kenya for a time like this.Thanks to our guest and thanks to the interviewer."

@lynetpriscilla5842:

"Only God can give such wisdom."

@lindaomenda9985:

"My genius uncle amazing."

@markodipo3514:

"Eng worked for KRC for many years and the Numerical Machining Complex (NMC) as Managing Director. He was sacked unceremoniously without proper reason. Bright mind and professional per excellence.".

Nigerian woman's fake degree causes family's deportation

In another story, a UK-based lady shared a dramatic incident involving a family deportation after internal conflicts led to unexpected consequences.

The drama began when the wife approached the Home Office to request that her husband be removed as her dependent.

In retaliation, the husband reported his wife to the authorities, revealing the had been working in the UK using a fake nursing degree.

Proofreading by Asher Omondi, current affairs journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.

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