@chepkel...I better wallow in the murky waters of abject poverty.
@ZZE123...I am ready to lead a life of a pig, an animal that will feed on human waste, sorry!

Yenyewe sometimes when I see the goings on in Kenya I think I am in the twilight zone. I did not even know a 500m home was built for Kibaki at taxpayer expense.

Yaani we have a country where 60% of urbanites live in slums with no water, no electricty and no dignity. And instead of building some housing for the urban poor, Kenya saw it fit to build a palatial home for Kibaki. He already has several palatial homes so its a no brainer that he was never going top use that home.

On top of that, 250m was spent building him an office. Why does a retiree need an office ?

Meanwhile Kenyans complain about Nairobi traffic all day. Yet this is money that could have been used say to expand roads and provide infrastructure.

Funny that Kibaki's home that nobody lives in is replete with state of the art security including an electric fence, two 6 metre concrete walls and various cameras manned by security. It is also guarded 24-7 by 12 GSU officers.

Meanwhile Kenyans are being mugged, carjacked and generally abused by gangsters because the police force is poorly staffed ,outnumbered is demoralized and poorly equipped.

Kweli Kenya ni nchi ya maajabu. All I can do is laugh at the absurdity of it all.

@tycho I must say I understood all of your post above, man keep up you've become very considerate to laymen like us!

@alba I have your same amazement too. This is what you get when you kill your opposition. When I read "Jubiree" people always singing and not realizing anything wrong with some garment actions, I realize even the learned here cannot help this country. The elite are no longer honest to themselves, just support because "it's my people" and loose interest of the country.

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haiya@Kenya enyewe its sad but there are few people who know this like you lakini watu wafanye nini? Almost 1 billion on something that will never be used.