Mbona tunaogopa kusoma jamaneni......Nairobi Gurnanetorial seat is safely with CORD whatever the outcome of this case!!!

I guess you are wrong on this one, He will still be replaced by a CORD Governor, there will by no by election, the rules state that his deputy take over and he is a wiper guy, i am certain Jubilee would rather work with Kidero than his watermelon deputy, that is why they are all silent, no man from Jubilee has said a thing, wameambiwa wakimie ki!
PS Even in CORD the only man opening his mouth is watermelon Musila, you can understand why, wengine wanakimia ki!

@mkenyan, @makerege, I have not said slap=rape. You want to see it that way, suit yourself. But the circumstances of a provocatively dressed rape victim and a loud irritant assaultee is similar. We MUST not justify either crime. Let those accused use it as a defense but it must not be tolerated among adults. Again I remind you that there's a reason why fights reduce with age...

Is Kamba=Wiper?

and @mkenyan, there's no point where I've made it be about women. Infact, I've stayed away from that angle in this discussion. It would still be wrong if it was Mike Sonko receiving the 'divine' slap.

I have stopped pushing bro!!!

oh really? without going far, so even your comparing a woman raped with a woman being slapped was not about women? or you can't even comprehend your own posts? or comprehension was taught in college and not class 4?

This is how you find many celebs in court cases... the put you in a compromising situation and the hit you hard.... some people just know where to touch and you loose it.... and they run to court, and they get paid for it - cheap income! I need someone to give me a kidero slap... i'm rather broke! Who's gotta million and feels like kideroing someone?

While Shebesh pushed for that slap, it was wrong for Kidero to allow himself to be pushed down Nairobi river. There is absolutely no excuse for disrespecting anyone in his own space.... What shebesh did was uncalled for. At least call and book an appointment, air your grievances in a civilized way.... You can be firm but still respectful. This is by all means not justifying Kidero's behavior. He should learn how to deal with the public and politicians especially, and slapping them or anyone else is not how to. There is much more dignity in walking away (sometimes easier said)..... Who's the head of his security detail because he/she/it needs to be fired?

And that is my opinion.

@jaggernaut..Shebesh and other elected leaders should use decorum in representing their followers. There is protocol to be followed to seek Kidero audience,including judicial orders. Demonstrations should be kept in the streets and not in offices. Kidero was in the office serving me and other Nairobians hence Shebesh should have sought her turn to be served in an orderly manner.

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