And thats the only way baba will rule Kenya, when Rift Valley is on fire. Vitisho nazo!!!!!

People are gloating yet Boniface was one of the few brave Kenyans to publicly protest the excesses we are seeing in this country. For some time, he and the other activists were the only opposition 'party' and they tried their best.

CORD was in disarray immediately after the election loss, the media was in bed with Jubilee and half the middle class was busy singing the praises of Uhuruto. So the fact that only he and his group were protesting made him look isolated.

It must have been so frustrating seeing Kenyans complaining but doing nothing about it. Key for me was his protest against Atwoli when he stood up and shouted while the rest of his gang/ nearby Kenyans abandoned him as he was manhandled by hired thugs. Nobody raised a finger.

This is the sad part about activism- most Kenyans will think one is a madman for standing up to protest. Remember Wangari Maathai and the Green Belt movement in the 80s and 90s? The lady was called all sorts of names and even lost her university job.

My advice for Boniface is to leave Kenya with his family and move to another country. Wherever he goes he should make a determination to avoid following Kenyan news for a year or so; this will allow the torment he's experiencing to subside. In time he will come to terms with the fact that Kenya is this way because its people have allowed it to be so

Mbecha! he had to retire else the taps are shut.

Yes, I did.

Huyo simjui