ai Magigi

Hata kama ni kula. Nepotism is bad.

These people, imo if left unchecked, would build a themselves a heaven.

Argh this is why I must join politics.

2.0. Outcomes:
Using the above yardsticks one can gauge whether the book launch was successful or not:
(i) Attendance: The room capacity of thehall provided to us at the Hotel Inter Continental is 500. We counted more than 550 people. Those who attended the event will attest to the fact that people were standing at the back because of lack of seats.
(ii) Book Sales: One single individual bought 2000 copies in bulk on the launch date; 1,000 copies were sold at the launch site on the same day; book sellers gobbled up another 2,000 copieswhich were sold out by Sunday July 15, 2012; at one particular shop-Book Stop-eager readers were queuing as early as 6 am; By week ending July 22 nd projected sales will hit 10,000 copies. Each book retails for at between 3,300 and 3,400 Kenya Shillings. Do the math.
(iii) Event Programme: We kept it simple and flowing. The Canadian High Commissioner to Kenya, H.E. David Collins , gave a short but warm address hailing the ties between the two countries and underscoring Canada’s role in supporting the democratization process in Kenya by among other thingsproviding protection to exiles like Miguna Miguna, Adongo Ogony, Onyango Oloo and others, not forgetting supporting the constitutionalreview process.

...Mbloo...where are you copy pasting?

Its morally wrong. Just shows a self centered persona. No wonder the accusation that he fired every luo that is/has been employed by Kibaki. No one would question him if he has all in clan working at Spectre but not in GOK where they are paid using tax payers hard earned pennies