Naivete again. Things are the way you want them to be. Problem is that you shun politics believing it's a dirty game. You cling to ignorance and falsehood - a herd willingly going to the slaughter house.

That's a leadership question. I know myself and I know mama mboga; I can win a thousand wars.

@Simon, am saying that many people vote along tribal lines because there's no alternative strategy generated for acquiring votes, or power. And if an alternative strategy can be found and the strategy is strong enough then it can bring desired outcomes.

That's why I call you naive. You know nothing about development. Had you known what development entails then you wouldn't have posted thus.

@Simon, some of what Kenneth did in Gatanga isn't development. And if Mutua is playing the same way then he's not promoting development.

Building schools, hospitals, roads, market centers, these are good things. Even vital. But they don't comprise of development.

Development is more of a path of an organism's increase in capacities, activities, energy supply and consumption, capital flow.

Roads, and schools are like organs. What links the organs to the organism entails development.

People are also like organs to the state's organism. If one can't link the organs well enough to create a living organism then he/she can't win over an existing organism. The Kenyan organism has been made of ethnic groups that have related predictability since independence, even before, how can it be replaced by a non-living object?