After peeping since SK days. finally decided to "kuvua nguo ni kuoga".

guys have you seen this? very embarrasing!

"The differences between the coalition partners seemed to play themselves out on the international stage recently. There was confusion during the ongoing meeting of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) in New York after the Kenyan delegation that comprised among others Ida Odinga and Gender minister Naomi Shaban failed to agree on who was to read the official government statement. Ida reportedly insisted she should reach the speech while Shabaan said she was the substantive minister, was a government official and it was therefore against protocol for Ida as the Prime Minister's wife to read the statement. delegates attending the conference which has been organised were amazed by the altercation. The UN officials intervened and resolved that Ida could present her present while Shaban was alloted another day to read her statement. Both of the statements are supposed to present the government's position on the status of women in Kenya."

welcome to wazua @ klan.

Wapi link before we comment?

Hata wale wazungu wawili hapo wako amazed by this mkeka thing.

.....now who cut the damn carpet?
.....where is mwakwere to tell us?

Hehe! Jaluo ni ile moja tu. It rans in the tribe due to genetical inheritance. We are lucky she is not the true first lady otherwise, ni kama mtoto insisting atakojolea pekele.

They should change wazuas name to Nutsonline.com......BTW,who made her that blazer?.It looks like those Koti za conductors wa KBS.

hii ni kweli ama ni fitina tuu??? wapi link???

@ Njunge,

I thought I was the only one who was wondering about the 'overkill or is it overdress'? eish... hata kama.. And by the way, is she a public officer? In what capacity was she demanding to speak on my behalf??? I hope she was not using MY money!!!

the guards tell a million words.

hehe..Ida should only speak as Kenya's representative if she has consulted Shabaan and attained concurrency. BTW: This conference lacks gender balance.