Lakini muchrchr unafikiria kweli?

Murchr the days of Raila this Raila that every time there's a cock up are just about done.

We have not forgotten the cock up about Raila being in charge of Lamu only to find some white guy in beards in the forest.

If I were Raila I would ensure that I talk only about pianos, condom dispensers and dildos. That's it.

Infact when I announce I'm running I'd do it playing the guitar next to a big screen tv.

I think you are now taking Kenyans for fools.


Raila ohhhh Raila ohhhh Raila ohhhhh.

Give us a break.

Railaphobia isn't working as well as last week. If we get another scandal this week, which we shall, I think I'll join matapaka in the streets next week.

As a concerned citizen have you gone to court with your known truths and facts?

Who is Namuye?

Bye....food for thought. The procurement(read prochure like Matsanga) laws of this country DO NOT allow the CS to get involved in procuring(again say it like Matsanga) any stuff for her ministry. But since Kenyans are fools and they will never read the law let alone try to understand it enjoy the circus. Waiguru is going no where. Its the law!

Bye....food for thought. The procurement(read prochure like Matsanga) laws of this country DO NOT allow the CS to get involved in procuring(again say it like Matsanga) any stuff for her ministry. But since Kenyans are fools and they will never read the law let alone try to understand it enjoy the circus. Waiguru is going no where. Its the law!

When is that Bunge hearing? By the way...every seating each MP is pocketing 5K and above as seating allowance

We better get to the point

@kipchirchir and @Much know,both the two of you are also missing the point.

Even the CS seems to agree that public resources were misused or lost why are we blaming Raila? Are we blaming Raila for the expose or for setting up/fighting Waiguru? if indeed resources were lost/misused should he have kept quiet or we were expecting Raila to provide the names of the procurement officers and not waiguru

Fighting or setting up waiguru is a non issue, the issue is WERE PUBLIC FUNDS lOST/MISUSED? That's the point.

Also remember that ministers have been stepping aside for funds misappropriations in their respective ministries,Wetangula with the embassy land, Kimunya and Mwirariwith Anglo leasing, Ngilu the land deals,Kambi NSSF saga etc.Were they they accounting officers on what basis did they step aside?

If its about stepping aside someone said even Uhuru should step aside, even Ruto should step aside, Rotich step aside...kila mtu steps aside according to your demigoddess created procedure of "stepping aside" read a little about the constitution, hakuna ujinga kama stepping aside, those Uhuru suspended following a procedure in the constitution, what kind of idea your are now creating of "waiguru stepping aside", do not try to sugarcoat your approach on this issue with "stepping aside", each and everyone globally will have to "step aside", your conceited bias is clear mister, quit trying to side step your problem "nakutuchezea akili ka watoto" and deal with it i.e What is the REAL reason making you say waiguru should step aside what is it based on? Wivu tu na sexism simple.

CHAPTER SIX––LEADERSHIP AND INTEGRITY
73. (1) Authority assigned to a State officer—
(a) is a public trust to be exercised in a manner that—
(i) is consistent with the purposes and objects of this Constitution;
(ii) demonstrates respect for the people;
(iii) brings honour to the nation and dignity to the office;
and
(iv) promotes public confidence in the integrity of the
office; and
Agreements relating
to natural resources.
Legislation relating
to the environment.
Responsibilities of
leadership.
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(b) vests in the State officer the responsibility to serve the
people, rather than the power to rule them.
(2) The guiding principles of leadership and integrity include—
(a) selection on the basis of personal integrity, competence and
suitability, or election in free and fair elections;
(b) objectivity and impartiality in decision making, and in
ensuring that decisions are not influenced by nepotism,
favouritism, other improper motives or corrupt practices;
(c) selfless service based solely on the public interest,
demonstrated by—
(i) honesty in the execution of public duties; and
(ii) the declaration of any personal interest that may conflict
with public duties;
(d) accountability to the public for decisions and actions; and
(e) discipline and commitment in service to the people

(2) A person who contravenes clause (1), or Article 76, 77 or 78
(2)—
(a) shall be subject to the applicable disciplinary procedure for
the relevant office; and
Oath of office of
State officers.
Conduct of State
officers.
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(b) may, in accordance with the disciplinary procedure referred
to in paragraph (a), be dismissed or otherwise removed from
office.
(3) A person who has been dismissed or otherwise removed from
office for a contravention of the provisions mentioned in clause (2) is
disqualified from holding any other State office.