Sometime I wonder if Kenyans are stupid because they're poor or poor because they're stupid; How can anyone in their right mind defend the kind of people majority of Kenyans defend everyday? It's Sad!

It started with being stupid.. but currently it's a vicious cycle we cannot sort. Hata na masomo

I am a supporter of "he who wins calls the shots" - this is the fundamental tenet of democracy... they however have to live with consequences of their actions (shots called). all choices have consequences.

@alma you know I had same discussion with my "village" wazees and they almost "lynched" (not literally, but they didn't like my facts). Now I shared with them the picture of somebody crying because of the "jwala" saying it was better the "nusu mkate". I told them "msiba ka kujitakia hauambiwi pole". Let them learn through the bitter truth.

I'm will laugh come 2022 when the tribal watu wa nyumba (we/they don't like being told the truth) chooses another mtu wa nyumba to vote for

I had a conversation with someone during election, a great friend and a very smart guy, he was Uhuru/Ruto supporter; I ask him, how he can live with supporting the two, knowing everything we know..... The answer he gave me was a little surprising, he was like,"In war you cannot unilaterally disarm," It's sad but it's a reality, people look at their tribe as a negotiation weapon.

Whether it's true or not, I heard there are offices full of one tribe and whether it's true or not people somehow believe if you don't belong to the right tribe you might have to go true the longest line to get your stuff done or worst you will not get hired there regardless of your qualifications! Again this might not be true but as long as people percieve it to be true, then it doesn't matter!