Now this is silly how did the CJ drag jubilee into the matter...now people are behaving like kindergarten kids quarelling over candy...

@alma, don't look down on others. You are no better than other Wazuans.
@ Mcreggae, i know it has been a good time getting support from @ alma, but teach him to communicate as a gentleman. He bid us bye until after elections only to come back in an hour. Great game by Milan. good night.
Amani, umoja, uchumi, uwazi.

As much as the CJ has a right to do as what he deems appropriate, he should be reminded that he is no longer an activist, but a PRESIDENT.

Presidents do not call press conferences whenever they get threatening letters. Does it mean that he'll call another press conference if he gets another letter?.

Instead they should call to explain their family structures ...huh!!!!

James Ole Kiyiapi on this matter:
A few tribal comments on my previous post (for or against it) got me concerned last evening.

Friends, the Chief Justice was not threatened by a community, he was threatened by an individual or a group of a few individuals who clearly harbour selfish political interests (and it could be any of the political parties or alliances). The office of the Chief Justice is of such importance, especially during such a period and threats against it could mean many things to you and the people that you care for. Kenyan history dictates that we should not take threats to such an office lightly regardless of it's source. Kenya is bigger than anyone and has always been!

Friends, let's not forget that we have a duty to this nation, it's citizens and above all to God to uphold peace. Each one of you is so important that what you do or say shapes the destiny of this great nation! I therefore, kindly urge as all to share our views with decorum and respect. More so, let us continue praying earnestly for our nation and leaders (political or otherwise). Na Mungu atubariki sote.. Mungu abariki hili taifa letu Kenya!