Imagine the irony of calling someone an attention seeker when you have actually given him attention.

You could have ignored the whole post altogether but no you cherished the opportunity to grace me with your presence.

Now that we have digressed I would like to pint to your use of what is commonly referred to as a double negative.

Here is a brief lesson in English of the Yorkshire dialect to be more precise:

- your use of the words 'Neither' and 'not' in succession on the same sentence suggests that the second form of the negative 'no' renders the use of the word 'Neither' ineffective.
- in essence, what you have just said is that you actually think the Uhuru-Ruto bandwagon is headed straight to State House.

Do not worry, the error you just committed is a common one among 'Black American' communities and especially those that have grown up in what could be referred to as the the 'Black American Northern and Eastern States'.

A common phrase coined by these communities is 'ain't nothing' which is very similar to what you have just done.

Now back to the point.

What do you think about Mutahi's analysis? Do you think they stand a chance? If not, why not?

Sometimes like Prof Makau he analyses like a gun for hire.
He was vigorously campaigning for the KatiMba to fall last year .

Thanks to the Nation Group for stopping him.We wouldnt have seen the changes we have seen so far had he succeeded

@Njuguna have you posted anything more than 2012 politics?
I suggest you visit other sections like Investor, SME or even sell something to us under Market than the continual politicts.

I'm confused, when you say that Uhuru-Ruto headed straight for the Presidency, is that a new club that we have not heard of or will they be starring in a movie to be released in 2012.
If for the latter here are a few titles that can be useful:
1. Gone with the wind-the duo (that thought) they almost had it.
2. The Godfather (who couldn't help you).
2. Rambo (Raila Agwambo)
3. Titan nicked

Date: 19/06/11
Time: 4pm
Place : Bus from Upcountry to Nairobi

Citizen News is on over the radio.
Of course one of the news items is the rally by the G7/KKK, whatever it is called. Soundbites follow; Eugene et all go on about "tuungane pamoja" bla bla bla.
Then it is WR's turn. I quote verbatim:

On Uhuru: Si yeye babake yake alikuwa hapo
On Eugene: Yeye ndugu yake alikuwa hapo karibu kama makamu wa rais.
On himself: Mimi Ruto hata baba yangu hajakuwa chairman wa village committee. Sasa si wani achie hi kiti.

All the passengers were LTAO thereafter!! I will not go into the comments that followed.
Any other wazuan who happened to be listening too?