First of all, I think all great human beings (not only leaders) deserve be honored. I see nothing wrong with permanently etching their names in the annals of history. But they've got to do something really great. In my view, to build roads as president is to simply do your job. If you want us to name places after you and to put your face on our money you've got to supersede that. You've got to inspire us, detribalize us, make us proud to be Kenyans... Has Kibaki achieve that? No. And for a man that became president to the most optimistic people o the planet in 2002, Kibaki has disappointed. Is he a great economist? Yes. Without a doubt. Is he a great leader? Hardly. I rest my case.

only you can 'detribalise' yourself my friend. Wacha mzee asifiwe!see Njung'e here is giving him straight 'As'? These days,for me to go to my village,it takes me 3 hours,a journey that took us 4 and half hours in the Moi regime- and people wonder why we are crazy about the old man......let that Thika road be named after him akitaka.........

And the middle dry patch dividing the road to Thika and the one from Thika made of loose soil should be named wiper dais

In as much as Kibaki is doing his job, I think he has done a fantastic job as far as infrastructure is concerned. I see no harm in honouring him that way. We need to remember him with one of the greatest works he led us to do; well, now that we cannot have a 'Kibaki Constitution'

He was elected to do that job plus the job of ensuring the security of Kenyans and their property.. "B" for roads "F" for the latter.. He sent the army to collect victims of PEV rather than slaughter the assailants... total underperformer.