@JB: Why don't you officially cross to Jubilee then we can engage bare knuckle......sio mambo ya PK and you spend the whole day in wazua depending the suspect!!!

I have been trying to watch from the sidelines, but allow me to correct misleading notions. The land issue is being hyped by Odm but the only constituencies affected politically are coast and part of Maasai region which are already in Odm column. So it is a zero sum game at the moment. I agree Jubilee cannot match Odm propaganda and negative tactics; they have managed even to brain wash some great Wazuan minds, and to sway some Coast and Maa by use of emotive issue of land. Most of the voters are already decided and hence yesterday debate won't change anything. Some people campaign for, while others campaign against. I hail the former as they are not divisive. The later are the propagators of division and disunity while they call themselves the people uniting the nation. Sell your candidates will dos, some guys here are just why we should not vote uk, but never giving an alternative. Singing problems but never providing solutions. The good thing it is only 5 days to go. Let the people decide.
Amani, Umoja, Uwazi, Uchumi.

We definitely have land issues that need to be addressed. To simply look at this problem in the prism of the large tracts of land owned by one or a few families is to oversimplify the problem. Put down your partisan blinders and let the National Land Commission deal with this issue.

The election is not referendum on who owns large tracts of land. Some people just do not get it ! UK is headed to state house,you may as well rest your jaws, mmechoka jameni!

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today i have laughed

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