Dont think anyone will be bothered, if only it was one from the other side, a Wetangula, a Saitoti, a Kimunya, a Mwiraria, a Ngilu, a Kajwang... err...

Wait a minute, this is skewed. All the guys who've stepped aside to allow investigation are from one side of the political divide. The other side is either not corrupt or dont believe in stepping down to allow investigations.

Dont expect much in this case.

hope the worldbank will not go ahead and give kenya any additional debt for shilling support.all is going to waste.lets continue suffering till we get it right at the ballot box.
meanwhile I hope the pm will get rid of these cockroaches eating our taxes.

I thought so too. This was his office, and he's the accounting officer, politically speaking. It's not another ministry headed by his side of the divide. Hii ni yake.

PM ought to resign.kkv was his idea and it failed coz of this corruption.

I do not support the doctrine of political responsibility in matters of ministry management. I find it too harsh on a minister to ask him to quit just because some procurement fellow in the ministry has been involved in fraud.

This is fodder for the G7 and other anti-Raila groups as they will be using his own words to fight him.

I think Raila has just been playing to the gallery(true to his nature) while asking for others to step aside. I doubt he was ever serious about it and would do it when faced with the opportunity like now!

On the other hand, it would be a nice chance for Raila to win back the change-hungry support base. He could show that he is a man of his word and 'step aside', allow for investigations which of course will clear him Kenyan style and come back after 2 months bigger and renewed! That could just give him 50 plus 1 in 2012!!

The mother cockroach is the problem. It cannot devour its cockroachets as they bring back home the days loot. If you want to eradicate the graft in the prime minister's office, get rid of the nyef nyef mother cockroach. Otherwise, it will be maize probe all over again.

I loved the way Omtatah does not bagua. He is asking the PM to step aside but he is doing it cautiously as he knows the backlash might this time come from a certain tribe instead of the police.

while the PM may shift blame to his PS and other scape goats,I feel he should take political responsibility for the graft under his watch. This is having in mind,he has been the loudest when the word corruption is mention and especially if it touches PNU lieutenants.

Kila mtu abebe msalaba wake.

How dare u leave out the triton multibillion sh. theft? A 'reformer' exposed. Its only a matter of time. I once suggested, RAO should have retired n grab the psn of a kenyan-african retired statesman while he still has a face, b4 he digs his grave even deeper. I was run out of town like Gaddafi lol!

@user
Am with you this time round, TRUE "The fight against corruption can only be fought at the ballot box, otherwise tuendelee kuumia tu till we get it right."

A new face will be better for Kenya. Many of those politicians shouting at Raila are not sincere only that they have a chance to hammer him politically. Ruto, UK, RAO and the rest have nothing new to bring to us. Unfortunaltely, convincing Wanjiku ni ngumu sana though not impossible.

@simon, please enlighten me of his involvement, I thought the culprits were Kiraitu and his PS Nyoike?

Anyway it looks like RO is on a self-destruct campaign before the 2012 election.