...And we are out to crucify @Humbaglar for telling us who we are exactly! I think we Kenyans are just the funniest bunch of people to have ever lived!

I identify with those who complain because at the very least, it provides catharsis. It is a natural reaction by most people to a perceived wrong.
On the other side sits compatriots @alma and @tycho, who from the responses prefer fatalism and stoic silence, perhaps trusting that things will resolve themselves or come to a disastrous end - or, theorizing on the remedies we need (needing system adjustments, even the playing field, re-engineering our state and institutions and the best,...making positive contributions), but not knowing how to do it. Not that I have any suggestions to offer myself.
So where does that leave us?
I am not any better than you, but I know better than to keep telling people to quit complaining. My personal opinion is that complaining sometimes deters people from doing some things. It does not work a lot of the times but it is something. This is why the continued censure grates me....gives the impression 'I am above this complaining thing'. So why complain about the complaints?

He didn't, and neither did I imply that he did.

I am protesting the actions of an elected leader. You could say I am protesting the consequences, and even then, not direct consequences.

Clearly Lusaka, for instance, does not have the interests of Bungoma people and county at heart. Even naive voters hope that an elected leader will bring development and affect their lives positively. Not all voters are greedy and misguided. In campaign speeches I am sure he did not mention that he intended to take a part of the kitty to fund luxurious foreign travel...he must have made promises to bring development etc etc ..isn't promising one thing then doing another lying? If Bungoma voters were not duped (or at least some of them), what would you call it?

Re-engineering our systems? That is as useful as saying 'we need to change the world'.

....Hard wish to get

@Quicksand,
I like the way you've put it.Let's not quit yelling.At least the Devils will know we are still alive and kicking.

Yes. Re-engineering means changing our world, by deliberate action.

Protesting is expecting that our leaders change our world, and for our private interest. How can that ever happen?

The conditions for such an event do not exist. Our present world can't hold it (You can imagine how and why we've scared @Hamburglar).

A world in which a governor is not self seeking is a 'communalist' world.

About Lusaka. How is his budget not development centered? What is development? The other day some of us were saying that we have a robust state because we have bullet trains, as if development is about 'things'. Development is about consciousness.

And change in consciousness is change of world.

Is Lusaka's budget enough for changing the world? Of course! Even a shilling is enough. It's we who are protesting that don't want to work with what we have.