[quote=alma][quote=Burning Spear]
Jubilee viewers are fed up with Citizen and immidiately after elections when SK will be waking up from slumber land, he will faint !
It only requires a politician from Central and Rift valley to tell the diehard Jubilee supporters (approximately 7 million, Mcreggae, please dont shoot me)to shun Citizen and watch K24. Remembers marketers (read advertisers) move with politics and where the viewers are.[/quote]
Now seriously, I want to see this happen. It will be the first time in the history of the universe.
So from your suggestion, Muthamaki in his next crowd says, Na kutoka leo msione Citishen, muanze kuona K24 na msikie kameme peke yake.
Honestly, some of the suggestions on this forum border on the bizzare.
k24 will win if they have good news. Putting up Tom Mboya and Belinda Obura to talk about the goodness of Jubilee will not make good news.
So far citizen has the best news, then ktn, then ntv, then others and lastly and least k24.
But it will be interesting to watch to say the least. The corporate fight, not k24.[/quote]
Spot on @Alma. Next we shall be told that if one of the horses tell their supporters to say marry from only a given community then they would all follow that to the latter. Tribalism can be pushed to the majority only so far, yes even in Kenya.
I remember Citizen used to be a joke and never used to watch it until one day I was talking to a friend and she told me she watches Citizen news coz they have very comprehensive news - even 'of estates'. Then I tried it and she was right. Of course they also had/have the interesting local series like Machachari which have loyal followings as well.
He who can express in words the ardour of his love, has but little love to express. - Petrach, Son. (That men by various ways arrive at the same end. - Montaigne, The Essays of.)