Talk about twisted logic. Listen to yourself for a second. I am posting my opinions on Wazua. This is a message board where people post their views. How the heck does that amount to being a dictator ?

And who told you that I want to accomplish any of this ? Heck I have also said that I want Kenya's GDP to grow as fast as Ethiopia which is accelerating. Are you now going to post a thesis on what I would have to do to make Kenya's GDP to grow at 7%.

I guess next Kusadikika will go the sports forum. There are people their who are dissatisfied with Kenya rugby sevens and have proposed improvements. Kusadikika will accuse them of wanting to take over and write a thesis telling those asking for Kenya rugby sevens to improve what they would have to do to make Kenya reach the semi-finals. Maybe he will tell them they will literally have to chip in their own salaries to pay the players more money.

Seriously some people are taking themselves and opinions on Wazua too seriously. Please. Wazua is only about opinions. No one here wants to take over anything.

The USA was not as rich as they are now but relatively speaking they had far more resources than most countries or Kingdoms at the time.

Also, just because the US has senators does not mean we have to follow them blindly. As I have said before, in the US, senators actually produce results and when they do not, they are voted out. Kenyan senators on the other hand are mostly idlers. We need to come up with a system that works for Kenya.

The US has also made several mistakes over the years. Instead of repeating those same mistakes we should study those mistakes and not repeat them in Kenya. As I said in another thread, Experience teaches fools. Clever people learn from others mistakes and avoid making the same mistakes.

Why does the Kenyan tax payer have to financially support a bunch of idlers and their staff ?

There is so much to do in Kenya: There are only two cancer treatment centers in Kenya, hospitals are horrible, Nairobi is congested, crime is through the roof, there's not enough housing, Turkana people are starving, arid areas need irrigation, most Kenyans dont have piped water, .....................

All I am saying is that a broke country like Kenya should not be in the business of just throwing money away.

According to Standard, the budget deficit, estimated to be Sh356 billion. The gava is overwhelmed by its wage bill and also overwhelmed by corruption.

And its not just salaries. Government officials abuse their privileges. There are people doing their private business using government cars. Essentially the gava pays for their petrol and such. And the more government officials you have, the more the meagre government coffers will be looted. You now have an additional 47 people plus their staff who can also participate in looting the treasury mercilessly.

Is he not one of the big Kahunas at the Aga Khan affiliated IPS.

[quote]BUSIA Governor Sospeter Ojaamong has said he may introduce a bill to punish gossipers as they have become a nuisance.

Speaking during the launch of Busia Business Advisory Centre on Thursday, sponsored by Palweco, Ojaamong warned those practising the vice that their days are numbered.

“Some people have become experts in gossips. They walk along the streets peddling lies and spreading propaganda from morning to evening."

"Such 'big mouth talkers' use their mobile phones to demean the county commissioner and myself for owning a big vehicle instead of minding their own businesses,” Ojaamong said. He said the fines will act as a deterrent measure to enable gossips venture into productive activities.

The Governor also announced that his government had set aside Sh50million for bursary for students in educational institutions who have joined national schools and those from less privileged families.

However, Ojaamong said the funds will be disbursed to the recipients subject to the passing of the Bursary Family Bill to be tabled in the County Assembly next week.

He had good news when he announced that his government will avail free seeds and fertilizer to identified farmers to caution the County against hunger which is threatening the country.

Ojaamong said a permanent solution on constant power outages in the County was being addressed, adding that plans are in the offing to light up all border streets.

Palweco Programme Director Sakwa Mwangala said the centre will provide people with an opportunity to meet and discuss with those who can help them turn their business ideas into reality.

Busia County Commissioner Josephine Onunga urged residents to use ‘Nyumba Kumi’ concept positively and not to use it to look at negative factors but to secure the region.

The DCC said Malaba and Busia were strategically located along the Northern Corridor , thus the need to ensure it is effectively utilized to spur growth and development.
- See more at: http://the-star.co.ke/ne...or#sthash.P7IyNTXs.dpuf[/quote]

How? Devolution has lost its course!