haha, kama kuna watu wamejam mi si mmoja wao. I would just like to see you tone down and stop keeping machungu kwa roho. Now that u hav raised the issue, I would like to ask wazuans to stop posting in mother tongue unless it is English, Kiswahili or sheng. Happy Christmas!

I note with a smile that despite what you call "machungu kwa roho", you have actually seen my point....When people discuss things in mother tongue with total disregard to the public, Kenya is not heading in the right direction...

Mr Hassan recently stirred the hornet’s nest with some obvious home truths on domination of key and strategic national institutions and installations by officers handpicked from President Kibaki’s ethnic bastion.

During the Moi kleptocracy, one could be jailed for possessing some tract, “Moi’s security home-boys”, that identified key officers in the police, military, provincial administration, and national Intelligence who hailed from the environs of President Moi’s village, and the general cluster of the Kalenjin conglomerate.

President Kibaki obviously learnt a lesson from his predecessor, and also sought to replicate the Kenyatta state, by packing the national security and provincial administration machinery, and other key government ministries and departments, with bosses who can hold official meetings in the Kikuyu mother-tongue.

Those are self-evident truths that only an ostrich would dispute. But then Mr Hassan steps way off the mark when he suggests that all Kikuyus should, therefore, be barred from public office.

Mr Hassan is not just a human rights commissioner, but he also chairs the National Police Service Commission panel.

When he takes to the soapbox to declare, even before the panel sits to go through the applications, that the next police chief must not be a Kikuyu, then he is exhibiting no more sensitivity and tact than the aforementioned politicians who have a reflexive phobia for Somalis and Muslims.

Mr Hassan actually disqualifies himself from sitting on the panel that will interview candidates for Inspector-General of Police.

http://www.nation.co.ke/...st/-/3ltndy/-/index.html

@Kyt, ni mambo na kukasirika...I thought this would be discussed, lakini no one has refuted any claim i made....

hapa guests no wengi.

....and the many that we say have not benefited from such appointements are the same ready to die in defence of the same!!!

His are like cut and pasted form 2007 campaign period instigative nad careless ones...look where they took us.

He totally disregards all lessons( and victims) and efforts from 2008-now,...

This chap is actually superficial and not deep thoughtwise-watched him sneer at police deputy spokesman(who actually made more sense) over a t.v forum..

yet when i say you are tribalist you say I am angry! Good you are vomiting your reason for hate and admitting it! TJRC should have called you up!

did i mention any tribe? mine was a question which so far u have not provided. again that is where we kenyans go wrong!! instead of tackling the problem we start blaming the other guy. hands up if you r a kenyan.

BTW Alfie is a Londokwean , he is the govt spokesman , yet relief food has found home in londokwe, yet we have coal in Londokwe and I always complain here there are no leaders in londokwe , why, I have not seen any leader there who has the will power to lift his people from needless poverty.My definition of leadership is nothing tribal .If Raila,Peter Kenneth , PLO can occupy the big house fight corruption, dig dams in Londokwe, or exploit the coal we have well and good.


so the so called tribes I dont believe in them whenever it comes to our leaders.Leaders just use it to feed their extended family members nothing for the tribe.