Poor people have sacrificed their coffee pickings, fish harvest, tea, milk supplies, scrapped their jembes on drylands in ukambani to grow food of which we the city dwellers have been the main beneficiaries of. They have invested in us the "educated elite", they have kept us, although here, we always talk of the reverse, we cannot let them down now with ukabila.Let Nairobi reflect our "Kenyan identity" in 2013 elections. In 2006, almost 75 percent of working Kenyans made their living by farming, In 1980, 80 percent and almost all we city dwellers(excepting meaningless govt recurrent expenditure) scalped our living of these folk.In 1990, it accounted for 51 percent, in 2000 it stayed constant at 51 percent, and in 2011, the services sector accounted for 58 percent of Kenya’s overall GDP, we lifted a bit of the weight of their backs. These people have hustled enough for us, let us give them TRUE leadership whichever way we can. We really produce nothing, akili tu!

Maggie would have made a terrible governor and I am glad CORD did not pick her, it is not only about winning, you must also get it right.

Kidero is a smart chap and will bounce back, and by the way, his antics on Cord TV may be distastefull to the Middo crass but to the poor, "Mchongoano" is an accepted way of life so they see nothing wrong with what Kidero did.

Why are guys taking offence in YT2 being called Clifford? He said he's got two baptismal names.
Call him Ferdinand or Clifford,you are supposed to be referring to the same.
Has it become "cheap" to call people by their names? Which is which?

Let's say Nairobi was a lake suffocating under hyacinth and you had two boatmen.

One promising to painstakingly get rid of the weed, and the other promising to be doing the hard job,of fishing through the hyacinth every now and then to get fish for the masses, who would you vote?

The tough boatman would sail,dive and dive bringing for the masses some fish.Majority of the masses would christen him savior,but the lake will keep on suffocating,reducing the catch and also making it difficult for the tough guy to fish in. Fish then becomes scarce, starving the masses even more. But the masses,will say it was not their hero's fault that hyacinth killed their lake.They'll blame the hyacinth and all the boatmen who didn't fish for them.

The other guy will get rid of the weed, sloooooowly. It won't be any fast. There will be days when even the hardened fishermen won't get a chance to fish since weeding will be going on. There will be some discontent,grumbles, lots of grumbles.Then public display of frustration would follow.The masses wanting their way, and for their hero to be allowed to fish for them. After sometime of disquiet,some normalcy. There's more open lake than hyacinth,everyone with a good boat can fish,before not-so-long, any boatman can fish. In the long run, the lake flourishes, bringing forth more fish and also making easier for anyone willing to fish,to do so with a hook and sinker.

Choose whether you want YT2 to give you a title deed or you want a Kidero to enable you buy your own plot.

Waititu CV/lifestory

- born and bred in kibera
- studied hard mpaka degree abroad
- banker
- businessman
- councillor
- deputy mayor
- MP
- assistant minister
- governor nominee
- lives in Runda
- income over 1m per month


Yt2 story is quite inspiring to many Nairobians and politicians. He has worked hard. From the slum to ruling upper class sio mchezo.

Makes alot of sense A4. If he picks Jimnah or Gakuo he's killed it.

Compare that with Kidero picking Kisia (or is it Kisia being picked for him)?